So I think that when it comes to music, a lot more of us should be using MP3 players, CD players, or other portable audio devices. Bonus points if it's one you used in the 2000s, keep the e-waste ...

I don't have an MP3 player, but I make Mix/Driving CDs for use in my car. Having owned a number of cassette players (still have a 3 head Sony deck), I don't miss them at all.

I'm looking for an mp3/cd player for my car. I don't want to spend more than $300.00 cdn. Durability/skipping is a concern as I'm on logging roads quite a ...

This car radio has a built-in 20GB hard drive in addition to an AM/FM radio and an MP3/CD player. It is more reasonably priced than earlier attempts from Sony and Pioneer.

MP3 players are relatively inexpensive and can accept audio files in a lossless format - that means there is no loss in sound quality compared to the original CD. A 64Gb MP3 player could hold over ...

Also, MP3 players with Bluetooth are still a thing; that’s another option for music with simple car connectivity.

In-dash MP3 players are beginning to appear on the market. They cost about the same as a high-end car CD player and snap right into the dash. The first MP3 products for the car are MP3 CD players.

Lukasa Portable Bluetooth CD Player Built-in Speaker Stereo, Personal Walkman MP3 Players Rechargeable Compact Car Disc CD Music Player USB Play Anti-Shock Protection (Black) ...

Already, the Spark, from Chevrolet, comes with an MP3 or smartphone socket instead of a CD player. It's a whole new ballgame in terms of in-car entertainment.

I bought a 2020 Toyota Camry last year and was disappointed to find there was no CD player. I miss it terribly, and someone suggested I buy a portable CD player and connect it to the AUX port in ...

Amsterdam, December 09, 2004 - Extending its leadership in MP3-CD technology, Philips Electronics introduced a new line of products that offer consumers added entertainment with their portable music ...