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MP3s without the PC
Having to
use the PC as the only way to convert CDs to MP3 files is a real pain. That’s why being able to pop your CD into a bookshelf hi-fi
system that also converts them to MP3s, sounds very appealing. Thomson has just
announced the RCA 'Rip & Go' Digital Music Studio with a bundled (albeit
tiny) 128MB MP3 player. 
The system rips your CD tracks into MP3 format and transfers
them by an in-built USB dock to the MP3 player. Why aren't there lots more of these? It has a 5-CD changer
which means you can create your own compilations by ripping tracks from five
different CDs. It’s not clear if you can connect any USB-based MP3 player to
the hi-fi but if you can, the £100 price tag makes it definitely worth a look.
Details here.
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