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There are hundreds, if not thousands of different choices when it comes to media players. Whether they are external or internal for your computer, many companies are vying to get their consumers to purchase their product by claiming to have the “best performance” or the “most music memory” Just which media player is the best in performance?
Many people have different opinions on which media player is the fastest, and Windows media, while producing a decent result on the market, fell short of the “best performance” mark as it contains some unnecessary features that can eat up a computers RAM. So the winner, according to a field test by tech radar associates is VLC Media Player. It posses a extremely fast start time especially in a common user format such as, AVI and MP4 generally low resource use, and ability to play a large range of different types of files settled the score and set it at the front of the pack.
Now, to answer the question of which media player possess the “most memory.” This question is relatively easy to answer. The memory of your media player can always be extended via a SD card or flash-drive stick. These handy little USB sticks come in a variety of GB memories, such as 2GB, 4GB, 8GB, 16GB, 32 GB and even 62 GB! To make this easier to understand, a 2 GB memory stick can hold up to 500 4 minuet songs. A 4GB can hold anywhere from 400(better audio quality) to 1,000 songs(the audio quality goes down with more songs as you record your songs according to a KBPS(kilobytes per second).
