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Technical Details
- 2" Colour Screen
- Compatible with MP3, OGG, FLAC, APE music files
- Touch-surface buttons
- Supports MPEG-4 AVI video format (conversion needed)
- Listen to your favorite FM radio programs
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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
If you’re a music addict looking for an easy to use MP3 player, the new ARCHOS 2 vision is just the product you’ve waited for. It comes with 8 GB* of storage space to keep all your music albums (up to 4,000 songs) with you anywhere you go. Additionally you can display music lyrics and photos. It’s the perfect music companion.
Interface The ARCHOS 20c vision features a straightforward interface without any useless details. Photo, video, FM and music are reachable in just a few clicks thanks to the intuitive touch buttons. Speaking of which, the ARCHOS 2 vision features a music library displaying your files by artist, album and song title allowing even more ease of use. Just drag and drop files from your PC to the ARCHOS 2 vision using the standard USB 2.0 connection.
Music The ARCHOS 2 vision will meet most all your music needs. It’s a small device able to hold your music library on the 8 GB* memory capacity. This means you can store and listen to over 250 hours of music or 4,000 songs1.
Photo You can also clearly show your pictures on the 2.0’’ color TFT screen. It’s a great way to keep a handy photo album with you.
FM radio The ARCHOS 2 vision is also equipped with an FM radio which offers plenty of worthwhile content for your listening pleasure. And with several available FM presets, it's easy to set up. Tune in and listen to live stories, something you rarely get from your music files.;* 1GB= 1 billion bytes;Actual formatted capacity is less. 1/ On average;Songs based on 3.5 mins/song & 64 Kbits/s;Photo based on jpeg. 2/ Rechargeable batteries have a limited number of charge cycles and may eventually need to be replaced. Battery life and number of charge cycles vary by use and settings. 3/ Certain bitrates, resolutions, and/or file variations may not be compatible. 4/ Certain resolutions and file sizes may not be compatible.
Product Description
ARCHOS 20c vision Media-Player, 8 GB, 2" (5cm) LCD
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
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I have had it for 6 months and it has always worked fine giving me no problem.
I use it with earphones or connected to the SONY Speaker system SRS 10GUip (connection wire was provided with the mp3 player)
I use it with earphones or connected to the SONY Speaker system SRS 10GUip (connection wire was provided with the mp3 player)
3 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Avoid at all costs, i bought one after my old faithful Sansa e280 gave up on me, three days later I am let ruing my purchase. Doesn't hold it's charge, does not play supported .avi video files. Worthless piece of rubbish.
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful
I was looking for an MP3/video player for my 8 year old son to keep him occupied on car journeys but didn't want to spend much money, nor did I want to buy an unknown brand so settled on Archos. Any perception of Archos being a quality brand was shattered the moment the packaging was opened as the device was very light and not very solid (reminds me of the tins some people keep business cards in). The device doesn't mount reliably on my macbook although to be fair it's not problematic on windows. File transfer rates are really slow and this would not be such an issue if it were not for files often not actually being readable once transferred and not always actually being deleted despite unmounting the device properly. The control buttons are over sensitive and it's not the most intuitive interface (the left/right buttons actually correspond to up/down). The device comes preloaded with a short animation which thankfully my son enjoys watching but just as well because I haven't managed to get any other video to play. The video conversion software (Windows only) supplied is a wrapper for an open source tool (mencoder if I recall correctly) but I couldn't even get this to work at all on my Vista laptop and many hours spent messing about with mencoder, ffmpeg on Linux and reading forums all failed to generate a video file that this would recognise, let alone play. The device is equally poorly supported by Archos with barely any information to be found on the website aside from marketing blurb. In case there's any doubt, I wouldn't recommend this player.
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