Whats the difference between an MP3 player with a flash drive and one with a hard drive?
An MP3 player with a flash memory drive is less expensive, but they usually only allow for pause and play. You will have to listen to an audiobook all the way through before you can listen to a different file. A player with a hard drive will cost more, but you will have the ability to bookmark, which allows you to designate a place within a file and return to that place. To have an optimal experience when listening to a NetLibrary eAudiobook, it is recommended that you choose a device that supports features such as bookmarking and full time stamping. Devices that support full time stamping do not limit the time tracking of a file in any way and will allow the full length of an eAudiobook file to display.
