MP3

=Dell DJ= Kaitlin Kirker

The **first-generation** of Dell Digital Jukeboxes started out with two models: - the 15GB version was sold for about $199 - the 20GB version was sold for $250 - these original models featured voice recording

The **second-generation** of Dell digital jukeboxes began with 5GB (2,500 songs) Dell Pocket DJ - differences were its smaller physical size and firmware that achieved [|Microsoft PlaysForSure] certification - Dell has produced 15GB, 20GB and 30GB versions of their players. - The Dell Pocket DJ is a pocket sized player released in 2004. -the pocket Dj is the same price as the 4GB Apple [|iPod Mini], which is now discontinued. - The Pocket DJ has a 10 hour battery life and charges through a [|USB] plug either through the computer or electrical outlet. - It displays a blue 160 by 104 pixel screen to make it easier to read the screen at night - The buttons also light up on the front, providing easy navigation. The buttons include, Back, Home, Previous/Rewind, Play/Pause, and Next/FastForward. - the Pocket DJ has a small scroll barrel that can be used to scroll through the menu. When you scroll to a song, you push down on the barrel and a menu comes up asking you if you want to play the song, add it to a playlist, delete it, etc.

In 2005, Dell introduced the Dell DJ Ditty - it was a 512MB (220 songs) flash memory based player - this MP3 player is much smaller in size physical and includes an FM radio - It has a small screen showing the track that is currently playing. - Different color caps are available for purchase through Dell. Both blue and black caps come with th Dell DJ Ditty In August 2006 Dell discontinued production of the **Dell DJ Ditty**

Packaging Dell Pocket DJ vs. mini iPod and iPod Dell DJ Ditty vs. iPod Shuffle Musicmatch Jukebox - software associated with Dell DJ products Parts of the Dell DJ Dell DJ Protective case for Dell DJ Dell DJ in protective case case another type of case