However, who fell by the wayside, was the elementary music enthusiast, who wants nothing more than just to manage his music collection and simply enjoy his music!Īnd for this, the STT Media Audio-Player is exactly the right choice. Other players come without these bells and whistles, but did not even have a playlist. Why do we from Stefan Trost Media add another one? Because the conventional players are either to simple or to complicated! The designers have recently come up with hundreds of extra features, animated borders and styles. Feel free to add your own recommendations in the comments section.There are already thousands of free Audio Players available for download on the Internet. To honor these remarkable elders of portable audio and video, we've rounded up our top picks in the following slideshow. Sometimes we get so caught-up in what's new, we forget to acknowledge those choice pieces of gear that are still relevant and excellent in spite of how long they've been on the shelf. The point is, you can get some killer deals on a one- or two-year old MP3 player, without sacrificing much in way of features. In fact, when it comes to storage capacity, your choices are more limited today then they were a few years ago-back when the hard drive was still king. Sure, you've got your iPod Touch and Zune HD out there to keep things interesting, but for the others, features such as sound quality, format compatibility, screen size, and capacity have stayed relatively unchanged over the past few years. These days, the MP3 and portable video player landscape has hit a plateau of sorts. If you were one of the unfortunate souls who bought an iPod Photo a few months before the iPod Video came out, you know exactly what I mean. There was a time in the history of MP3 players when new models were clearly superior to hardware that had been on the shelf a few years. Slacker's first-generation Wi-Fi portable media player sold for $200 when it hit in 2008.
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