MP3 players originated from digital audio players (DAP).
In 1979, British inventor and businessman Kane Kramer designed a prototype DAP called the IXI. The IXI was the size of a credit card, included an LCD screen as well as navigation and volume buttons, and could hold its data on an 8MB bubble memory chip. It was capable of playing 3.5 minutes of audio, and though he filed patents for the device it never saw commercial production beyond 5 working prototypes.
The MP3 (MPEG-1 or MPEG-2 Audio Layer III) standard was designed by the Moving Picture Experts Group. It was drafted as a standard in 1991, finalised in 1992, and published in 1993.
Audio Highway was the first company to report production of a portable MP3 player in 1996. The Listen Up player and Personal Audio System began shipping in 1997, but only 25 units were made. Its founder and CEO, Nathan Schulhof, is referred to by some as "the father of the MP3 player industry." The device allowed for transferring MP3 content to and from a personal computer.
A Walkman mp3 player is an mp3 player developed by Sony.
Yes, mp3 player portable speakers hook up to any mp3 player. This is because mp3 player portable speakers hook up to an mp3 player's headphone jack, and all mp3 players have headphone jacks.
You get the MP3 Player from gems.
Yeah its an MP3 player
if your mp3 player froze what do u do?
i won't send an mp3 to fm without a transmitter and mp3 player.
you cant, it is an mp3 player sorry. --------------------------------------------WBJB-------------------------------------------------- However, if you have a sansa MP3 player, then you pop in the CD into the computer, connect Sansa to the computer, rip it from Media Player to your MP3 player.
My MP3 player is awesome.
An iPod is an MP3 player. Is that true?
Yes, certain mp3 players do have a flash drive. It would depend on which model of mp3 player you purchased as to if that mp3 player does have a flash drive.
The songs are on the drive, not the MP3 player. If you unplug the drive the MP3 player won't see the songs.
The rectangular slot on the mp3 player.