Retailing in the range of Rs 4,000-4,500 the Zen Stone Plus is a mixed package as a mp3 player. The interface is also time-consuming when one needs to transfer music. The only downside to the Stone Plus is the slow speed of the menu.
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Just connect it to a PC via the USB and copy-paste the tracks you want to listen to.
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One does not need to install any drivers or software to transfer music on the player. Probably one of the most convenient aspects about the Stone Plus is the drag and drop facility.
The player has 32 present stations that can be used to store all the FM channels that one gets in Mumbai. The FM Radio manages to get good reception is most conditions and delivers a satisfactory audio quality. The player also has a bass booster that you can use to add more punch to tracks. The equaliser comes with standard presets and has an option for a custom setting as well. The sound quality on the Stone Plus is impressive and the equaliser allows one to extract the best audio settings for the earphones. The play/pause button is on top of the player. The keypad in the front houses the next and previous track buttons along with volume control and a selection key. It’s quite clear and changes to suit the function in use. The blue display is definitely an added attraction on a player of this size. On the front, we find a round OLED display and a keypad.
The curves on the player add to the design and at the same time make it comfortable to hold in one hand. The Stone Plus is 55.6 mm long and 35.4 mm. The most striking fact about the player is its size and the vibrant colours. It’s a 2 GB mp3 player that packs in a FM radio, voice recorder and a stopwatch as well. It is not surprising after all this when you are introduced to the Creative Zen Stone Plus and all its capabilities. mobile phones, cameras, calculators, mp3 players and every other possible device has been under the ‘size-reducing’ axe. This trend has not been limited to just PCs. The earliest of computers used to occupy entire rooms before technology advanced to a stage where a PC can be packed with the form we see today. Technology evolves and this process has been used to make things smaller.
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