Thread: Using my JBL as a "GPS"
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Old 09-22-2010, 09:59 PM   #9
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: North Coast of Ohio
Device: Ectaco JBL, Archos 5, 7, 70, Kindle DXG, Craig 7, Vizio Vtab
If I could do it again I might have gone with the regular JetBook (I had purchased the JBL before it could read library books) which would have let me have _two_ free library sources mp3 audio books and the newly updated ADE support (I discovered that overdrive mp3 audio books from library didn't seem to have DRM like the WMA audio books, BIG statistical sample, 2 downloads on friends mp3 player)

BUT in reality, I need to hear traffic while out on the streets and do have two NLS book players (the old tape, new digital) in house to hear books from....

But in the months of research I had found so few players that could play 2 library formats...

For the price isn't the JBL amazing, having SD slot, auto page turn, LARGE fonts etc?
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