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or the Microsoft Zune...Yeah I know... Rockbox doesn't work on the Zune. I know, it is very difficult to find an exploit on it... Most of all, I know that there is very very little interest in the Zune among the developers. I just wanted to mention that I like the design of the Zune, and that I like the touch-pad/d-pad combo on the new Zunes. Since I think all iPods suck, the zune (in my opinion) is one of the very very few currently available HDD DAPs which would be cool to have Rockbox on... There, I said it :-) Please don't close my thread!
Sorry, I don't understand - why is the Gigabeat F out of the question? It has the same screen resolution as the X and S.
I assume because it does not take a ZIF drive.
First off, the player MUST run Rockbox, needs to be thinner than my H340 (which might be thicker than two iPods stacked!), has a larger LCD screen/resolution (which makes the gigabeat F out of the question).
If the Gigabeat F's screen is unacceptable, there is no Rockbox target current or upcoming that has an acceptable screen.
Can you really swap a 240 GB hard drive into a Gigabeat S60 and run rockbox on it?That might eliminate the need for me to buy an Archos 5.
While the S and X have larger screens, we're talking fractions of an inch with the same number of pixels. I know the Gigabeat V's screen is larger, but actually looks a good deal worse because of, I believe, the dot pitch since it's larger with the same number of pixels.Really, a screen usually needs to be actually looked at in-use to compare.
To name a few more:1) I don't think I will like the touch sensitive controls on the X/(F?).
2) Don't like the idea of side buttons (play pause etc..) on the X/(F?)
3) S is slimmer
4) has a better CPU
5) looks better than the F at least.... (in my opinion)
There are side buttons on the S as well.
The S30 is indeed thin, but you won't have FM radio capability on it. The S60 is about as thick (if not a wee bit thicker) as the X30.
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