MP3 Player Batteries

Your Portable MP3 Player will use different batteries, depending on what kind of technology it uses. Flash MP3 Players operate with simple AAA alkaline batteries, with most of them claiming 15-20 hours of playing time per battery change. CD-MP3 Player Hybrids typically run on two AA batteries, again averaging about 15 hours of playing time per change. Hard Drive MP3 Players, on the other hand, use internal, rechargeable batteries. Some offer replacement batteries, with the iPod leading the way on selling replacements, usually in the neighborhood of $50, with a one-year warranty.

Portable Technology

Not too long ago the simple idea of a mobile phone was cutting edge. Today, with more people working from home, telecommuting and on the move, we can enjoy Portable Technology across all areas of business, communication and entertainment. Pocket PCs can help keep your life organized from the palm of your hand. Portable DVD Players allow family entertainment to travel with you, while Portable CD Players keep that collection of CDs from going out of date. And, whether traveling for business or pleasure, a Portable GPS keeps you on track while on the road.