Product Description
Trekstor i.Beat organix 21843 1 GB award winning, flash memory Digital player supports MP3, WMA, WAV, ASF and OGG file formats. It even supports WMA-DRM9 (DRM-protected files) and offers direct recording from the radio. Equipped with Sennheiser earphones, it features 2 Headphone jacks that let you share your tunes with a friend and Integrated voice Recorder (MP3) for taking any Audio notes. TrekStor makes folder navigation a breeze, so it is easy to organize and locate your favorite tunes or recordings. The extremely sharp, two-color OLED screen displays ID3 Tag information from currently playing tracks (song title, artist and album). The digital FM radio allows you to access local stations, as well as presets up to 15 of your favorite style of music. With eleven predefined Equalizer you can optimize your sound for your favorite style of music such as Dance, Jazz, eXtream Bass, Classical, Live, Normal, POP, Reggae, Rock, Techno. And you have also one User-defined equalizer for individualized sound. In addition, a built-in station search will hone in on the strongest stations as you travel across the nation. You can also record (in MP3 format) directly from an external source (such as a CD player or cassette deck) with the line-in jack. The SRS WOW setting provides unparallel Sound quality in Surround sound.The Trekstor i.Beat organix is powered by a Lithium-polymer Battery that is charged via the USB cable, and delivers a maximum operating time of 25 hours. Other features include shuffle function, equalizer visualization, text viewer, delete function, digital clock, alarm function, stopwatch and much more. Maximum operating time of 25 hours on Lithium Polymer Battery (recharged through USB port) Extremely sharp 2-color OLED display SRS WOW Surround sound Digital clock, alarm function, stop watch Built-in FM Tuner - Direct recording from radio (as MP3 file); 15 Radio station presets with automatic station s
Amazon.com Product Description
Enjoy all your favorite music on the move with the TrekStor i.Beat organix FM digital music player. The unit--which supports MP3, WMA, OGG, ASF, and WAV audio formats and is compatible with secure WMA-DRM9 Internet music services--is compact and lightweight, with a sleek red housing that measures a mere 3.1 by 1.3 by 0.7 inches (W x H x D). More significantly, the i.Beat organix FM's 1 GB of flash memory stores enough music for almost any workout or commute--up to 16 hours of MP3 and 32 hours of WMA files. The device is no slouch from a playback perspective, either, with such options as repeat play (one or all songs), shuffle, repeat shuffle, folder, repeat folder, and resume. And navigation couldn't be easier thanks to the folder storage system and the four-line, two-color OLED display, which offers a 128 x 64 pixel resolution.
Though the i.Beat organix FM is primarily designed for music, the unit also functions as a mobile storage device, with the ability to hold text files, small photos, and other data. Listeners will also dig the integrated voice recorder, which lets them record voice notes, lectures, and interviews in MP3 format for later use. The unit even offers a line-in jack for recording from an external source, such as a CD player or cassette deck. And should the music playback get a little tired by itself, you can turn on one of the dynamic visualization effects, which pulse to the beat of the music. As a bonus, the i.Beat organix FM offers a built-in FM tuner, which receives all your favorite FM stations while recording specific songs or programs. The tuner comes with 15 station presets and an automatic station search function for quick channel switching.
Other details include SRS WOW surround sound effects; 11 predefined equalizer settings (auto EQ, user-defined, dance, eXtreme bass, jazz, classical, live, normal, pop, reggae, rock, SRS, and techno); settable play speeds; support for ID3 tagging; a text viewer that displays TXT files; a digital clock with an alarm, stopwatch, and sleep timer; a pair of headphone jacks to accommodate two listeners at once; and a high-speed USB 2.0 interface.
The i.Beat organix FM--which comes with a set of Sennheiser headphones and a copy of Magix MP3 Maker SE music administration software--is compatible with Windows 98 SE, M3, 2000, and XP, Mac OS X 10.3.x, and Linux Kernel 2.4.x operating systems. The powerful lithium-polymer battery, meanwhile, charges via the USB connection and runs for roughly 25 hours per charge. The entire unit is backed by a one-year warranty.
What's in the Box
i.Beat organix FM MP3 player, USB 2.0 cable, Sennheiser earphones, line-in cable, neck strap, Magix MP3 Maker SE software CD-ROM, user's manual.
Customer Reviews:
"Died" after finally getting it to work.......2007-10-28
I really wanted to like this player. My favorite colors are in the red "family" and the color black, and this player looked sharp, "cute" and simple. If only it performed as well.
At first it could not detect my computer (I have Windows Vista), so I feared compatibility issues, even though the box indicated it was Vista-ready. Once it finally recognized my laptop, I had to try and learn how to program the thing. Although this was my first mp3 player, I didn't expect it to be that hard to use. But I think the problem was simply that the player is defintitely not user-friendly. I can't tell you how many times I had to revert to the manual to do just about anything. I am not a stupid person by any means; I just found that the player is not very intuitive. You basically have two different buttons to navigate with ("menu" and "mode"), but where you go depends on how LONG you press each button. Pressing quickly brings you to one "place"; pressing a little longer, another. Then once you get to this particular "sub-level", so to speak, you need to navigate THAT level to get to where you truly want to be. I found it overly complicated and tedious.
On the plus side, the earphones are great (soundwise). I have a "regular" pair of Sennheissers, and they can't be beat..however, I find earphone plugs to be rather uncomfortable and sometimes struggle to keep them in my ears. That is a downside, to me.
Anyway..long story short: After spending hours figuring the player out and adding songs and programming the radio, the player suddenly decided to stop working. Tsk..and just when I was thinking I might be able to live with the players idiosyncrasies.
So now the player is on its way back to Amazon, and I've barely had it for 24 hours. I hope anyone else who decides to buy it has a better experience then I did. As for me, if I've learned anything, it's actually that I probably need to get a "bigger" (i.e more memory) player, anyway. ;-)
Wow!!!.......2007-02-10
I had a iRiver T10 1 GB MP3 Player and tossed it in frustration. I purchased this player (TrekStor i.Beat Organix FM 1 GB MP3 Player with FM Tuner) because it behaves like a flash drive - not dependent on Windows Media Player (you can use it, but don't have to.) I use it constantly. It is highly configurable, easy to figure out without the manual, has a long battery life and sounds great. It feels much nicer than the iRiver, the buttons are great. It supports many file formats: MP3, WMA, WAV, OGG, ASF. Best of all it can use DRM but is not a slave to DRM. Next I'm buying the TREKSTOR 67136 Datastation Pocket x.u Portable 160GB Hard Drive & TREKSTOR 12GB USB-Stick CS-D Drive.
Product Description
TrekStor supplies high-quality storage products and audio devices for various applications.PRODUCT FEATURES:MP3/WMA/ASF/WAV/OGG Player;Integrated Dictation machine;Line-In recording;Extremely sharp 2-color OLED display;2 headphone sockets;Folder navigation;Supports ID3 tag;11 equalizer + user equalizer;Equalizer visualization;SRS WOW - Surround Sound;Digital clock, alarm function, stop watch;Hi-Speed USB 2.0;Mobile data storage;25 hours of playtime.
Amazon.com Product Description
Enjoy all your favorite music on the move with the TrekStor i.Beat organix digital music player. The unit--which supports MP3, WMA, OGG, ASF, and WAV audio formats and is compatible with secure WMA-DRM9 Internet music services--is compact and lightweight, with a sleek red housing that measures a mere 3.1 by 1.3 by 0.7 inches (W x H x D). More significantly, the i.Beat organix's 1 GB of flash memory stores enough music for almost any workout or commute--up to 16 hours of MP3 and 32 hours of WMA files. The device is no slouch from a playback perspective, either, with such options as repeat play (one or all songs), shuffle, repeat shuffle, folder, repeat folder, and resume. And navigation couldn't be easier thanks to the folder storage system and the four-line, two-color OLED display, which offers a 128 x 64 pixel resolution.
Though the i.Beat organix is primarily designed for music, the unit also functions as a mobile storage device, with the ability to hold text files, small photos, and other data. Listeners will also dig the integrated voice recorder, which lets them record voice notes, lectures, and interviews in MP3 format for later use. The unit even offers a line-in jack for recording from an external source, such as a CD player or cassette deck. And should the music playback get a little tired by itself, you can turn on one of the dynamic visualization effects, which pulse to the beat of the music.
Other details include SRS WOW surround sound effects; 11 predefined equalizer settings (auto EQ, user-defined, dance, eXtreme bass, jazz, classical, live, normal, pop, reggae, rock, SRS, and techno); settable play speeds; support for ID3 tagging; a text viewer that displays TXT files; a digital clock with an alarm, stopwatch, and sleep timer; a pair of headphone jacks to accommodate two listeners at once; and a high-speed USB 2.0 interface.
The i.Beat organix--which comes with a set of Sennheiser headphones and a copy of Magix MP3 Maker SE music administration software--is compatible with Windows 98 SE, M3, 2000, and XP, Mac OS X 10.3.x, and Linux Kernel 2.4.x operating systems. The powerful lithium-polymer battery, meanwhile, charges via the USB connection and runs for roughly 25 hours per charge. The entire unit is backed by a one-year warranty.
What's in the Box
i.Beat organix MP3 player, USB 2.0 cable, Sennheiser earphones, line-in cable, neck strap, Magix MP3 Maker SE software CD-ROM, user's manual.
Customer Reviews:
Excellent weather radio.......2007-09-09
I returned a Midland WR300 weather radio because I was unhappy with it and purchased a Reecom 1650. (See my previous review on that radio).
I am very happy with my Reecom 1650 radio. It is easier to program than the Midland, has all of the updated 2004 operational codes that my Midland did not have and has a better users manual. It also has additional features that the Midland did not have such as an alarm out socket that is compatible with X-10 devices and an additional audio out socket that can be used to interface with a PA system or bigger speaker. The AM/FM radio/alarm portion is easy to program and set to use as a personal alarm clock. The radio reception is very strong, I would imagine that if you are in a remote area, it will be able to pick up the NOAA transmitter signals very well. I am able to leave the antenna in the retracted position and hear all of the radio stations clearly (I am in the located in the city). The manual states that on battery power, it will power the radio up to 40 hours in standby mode. That is significantly longer than reported by other users of the Midland radio.
I see only a couple of downsides to this radio in comparison with others.
1) The display is good, but there are better displays out there that are clearer and easier to see at night. It has a backlight, but it is the light green color that illuminates from the bottom of the display. It does not help during the day. (This is not really an issue)
2) There are no predrilled holes for mounting this unit on the wall. (Not a big deal for me, since it will sit on my desk as a clock/radio combo and I could always rig something up, or use adhesive tape if necessary)
After shopping for other weather radios and my experience with the Midland, in my opinion, this is the best weather alert radio out there right now.
Product Description
For Models: SIRS4040R, SIRS4120R
Customer Reviews:
Works but with annoying minor differences from standard Tivo remote.......2007-10-25
If you're used to using a standard Tivo Series 2/3 remote, this one will take a little getting used to. The TV Power and TV Input buttons are below the Instant Replay and Skip buttons instead of in the upper left corner of the keypad, and the Window/Aspect button is moved up to where the TV Power button should be. The slider normally used to switch between controlling 2 Tivos selects between controlling the Tivo and controlling the TV (which means only that the Channel Up/Down button controls the TV tuner when the slider is pushed to the right.) You actually can control two Tivos with this remote but it's complicated; you must reprogram the remote each time you want to switch devices. This product does, however, control the TiVo without requiring you to point the emitter directly at the DVR and all other keys have familiar positions and functions.
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