The Dell 20 GB Digital Jukebox MP3 Player promises the ease of use and value of the original DJ with an enhanced form factor and capacity options. Weighing just 6.8 Oz, the Dell DJ 20 delivers high-quality, hard-drive based audio. The second-generation Digital Jukebox with 20 GB capacity lets you carry up to 9900 songs at any given time and offers up to 12 hours of battery life to play them.
In addition to supporting the WMA audio format, the multifunctional music player plays high-fidelity MP3 audio files, and also provides a way to back up critical data from your PC. It features a 1.92-inch blue back-lit liquid crystal display, three-way scroll barrel navigation and an USB 2.0 interface for PC synchronization and alternative battery charging. The device includes earphones, Music Match Jukebox version 9 Software for music library management and a 1-Year Advanced Exchange Service
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Review By Reviews.cnet
The Dell DJ-20 is designed to work with both MP3s and Microsoft WMA files. It’s also compatible with any of the popular online music stores that use secure WMA formats, including BuyMusic, Napster, MSN Music, and Wal-Mart. Of course, it doesn’t support AAC files or work with iTunes Music Store–that is strictly the province of the various iPods–nor does it support alternative formats such as OGG (Ogg Vorbis).
Review By Pcmag
The DJ 20 has optional FM and voice recording, but they’re implemented through a wired remote with its own backlit display. The remote has a clip for your pocket, belt, or lapel. FM reception is good in strong signal areas, but somewhat spotty in fringe areas. Voice recording is clear. One advantage of the remote is that the microphone doesn’t pick up hard drive whine as it records. It also records from the radio.
Review By Gear.ign
Speaking of the battery, Dell installed an excellent one. Dell claims 16 hours with the backlight off, the EQ off, and volume at mid range. I used mine for more than 15 with the backlight on for five seconds and the volume at about 75%. I don’t know exactly how long it lasted, but I find Dells claim accurate, if not slightly modest. That’s the miracle of Lithium-Polymer. (They also won’t explode!) Further, the battery can be charged through USB or AC. The better news is that charges take the same amount of time (1:45 for 80% and 3:30 for 100%) with either connection. This makes it extremely convenient for anyone who uses their portable at two locations.
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