Philips GoGear Micro Jukebox HDD084
June 14th, 2005 by Chi An
Finally, Philips confirms its GoGear Micro Jukebox HDD084 to be released in the consumer market. The product is officially listed in Philips’ website.
Philips introduced this model at 2005 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) on January 2005.
The Philips’ HDD084 features the storage capacity of 3GB that can play MP3/WMA/WAV formats audio. It has a white colour backlight LCD display with the resolution of 94 x 64. The player is light enough as it is just weighted 78g with the dimension of 86 x 53 x 16.7mm. However, battery life of its 610 mAh li-ion battery is not mentioned.
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February 24th, 2006 at 4:11 am
this is an ok mp3 player. it has a tenancy to lock up and freeze during playing. making it a little troublesome, but it is lightweight and good sound quality.
May 11th, 2006 at 9:14 am
great mp3 player! much better than nano because of more memory and it looks cooler. it does have a tendency to freeze sometimes but ahh the rest of the pros make up for the little cons. the power/transfer cord is the same which can confuse me sometimes but its all good. GREAT DEAL!!!
June 27th, 2006 at 5:15 pm
The MP3 is great and all, I love it, I do, and it had been at one point that it would never freeze on me. Then after a few months of having it, it started to freeze more and more. Just yesterday it froze up on me, and I left it sitting on my desk. When I returned, the battery had died, so I tried to recharge it and left. But upon returning once again, I noticed the player was on to the opening screen, the backlight was on, and it said Philips.
The backlight shouldn’t be on, because I had left it for longer than an hour. And Philips shouldn’t be on the screen, the little battery filling and refilling should’ve been. It’s a head scratcher.
It still does that when I try to charge it up, it won’t stop, it won’t let me get into it via the computer, it won’t let me turn it on. It’s just dead and when I charge it up, that stupid Philips title screen comes on.
If there’s any website where I can find how to unlock it, it’d be nice, cause I have to go on a trip soon, and it’d be nice to listen to my music rather than the old country blues my parents love to listen to.
August 20th, 2007 at 8:50 pm
A great MP3 player but the only problem is that he is recognizable by windows even if they say that winXP can recognize it easily