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by Lucas_ on June 20th, 2005
Almost all flash memory based MP3 players (such as the iPod shuffle) are suitable for use during exercise. Avoid the hard disk based players, though. Hard disks are not built to withstand constant movement.
Sweat should not really be a problem, but if you're concerned about that, you can buy a watterproof case for your MP3 player.
You should also consider where to put your player during exercise. Some manufacturers offer special sports utilities. For example, Apple offers an iPod case which you can attach to your upper arm.
How do you get your music?
by AudioDruid888 on December 24th, 2010
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I buy my music on itunes but I have an MP3 player. I open my files and try to put the music in there but it doesnt show on my MP3 player?
by Lacy008 on December 29th, 2010
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Is it true there's only one person who knows how to make mp3 players and when he dies then that's it no more music.
by Ombliss22 on February 22nd, 2011
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how do i get music off my mp3 and onto my computer
by brc9509 on December 9th, 2010
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I have a Craig CMP616 mp3 player and it only plays 10secs of each song. Does anyone know how to fix this?
by LGizzle1 on October 22nd, 2010
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