Any mp3 player is easy to connect to your car stereo.
You can either get a little FM transmitter (circa ?10-?20), or if your car stereo an a Line In socket, that way.
Similarly you can get the right cables to attach it to your stereo for any mp3 player.
iPod however has more dedicated connection devices. My car stereo, for example, has a little dongle you can buy which atttaches an iPod to it, and allows you to use the stereo conotrols (and sterring column stalk controls) to control the iPos, which I think if rather splendid (not that I have an iPod, so it's reasonably redundant).
iPod is nice and easy to use, but a bit on the pricey side.
The sony NWA mp3 players (I have one) are really good quality, and cheaper than the equivalent size iPod, but don't do video.
And then there's oodles of other players I don't know anything about.
Posted By: Arizona Bay on December 11th 2006 at 14:36:35
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- Question: What MP3 player should I buy? (General Chat) - Tricky Hawes, Dec 11, 14:27:07
- get an iPod, may be more expensive but it is worth it (n/m) (General Chat) - leedsmetcanary, Dec 11, 15:07:49
- ipod/iriver/sony/creative are all good (General Chat) - scruffy, Dec 11, 14:58:16
- Any mp3 player is easy to connect to your car stereo. (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, Dec 11, 14:36:35
- I haven't got one but... (General Chat) - Small, Dec 11, 14:35:48
- iTrip. (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, Dec 11, 14:38:20
- have a mate with one also (General Chat) - Tricky Hawes, Dec 11, 14:37:50
- called an itrip (General Chat) - lurd, Dec 11, 14:36:56
- ePod (n/m) (General Chat) - Steve in Holland, Dec 11, 14:27:59
- sad thing is I don't even know if you're taking the p*ss or not. (General Chat) - Tricky Hawes, Dec 11, 14:31:25
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