One of the nice things about the interface is that the main menu can be configured to each user's personal liking. If a particular feature has no value to you, just remove it from the menu. The menu doesn't wrap around itself (i.e., once you reach the bottom, it doesn't continue from the top), so one less menu item to scroll through can be a welcomed omission. It actually doesn't make sense for the main menu not to wrap because the submenus, context menus, and media lists all do.
In addition to being able to set any photo, including...
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Creative's newest flagship product is the Zen X-Fi, a high-capacity flash-based digital media player that adds Xtreme Fidelity (X-Fi) sound technology, a built-in speaker, a few wireless functions, and a whole lot of extra buttons to the company's original ZEN device.
Do these new features take what was already a solid device to new heights of excellence? Read my full review to find out.
This review is based on the Creative Zen X-Fi running firmware version 1.02.01.
System Specifications
Capacities:
8GB, 16GB, 32GB
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Creative expanded its music player lineup Jul 24th, releasing new models designed to be fashionable with a mosaic design where the buttons are located.
The Creative Zen Mozaic comes in four sizes -- 2GB, 4GB, 8GB and 16GB -- with a stronger emphasis on the music player's looks than functionality. And the price is £49.99 for 2GB, £59.99 for 4GB, £79.99 for 8Gb and £119.99 for 16GB. The 2GB and 4GB models are available now, with the 8GB and 16GB models expected to be released next month.
Consequently following the Stone, Stone Plus...
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