The Rio Carbon is a collection of digital audio players produced by Rio, similar to the Zen Micro Creative Technology and Apple Computer's iPod mini. Announced August 2, 2004, are hard drive based player that both models can hold 5 or 6 gigabytes of music, depending on. Available in silver and pearls. An 8GB model is designed with a color screen, but with the decline of Rio, in August 2005, this model can hardly be made. They have aMicrophone and a bi-directional wheel that is used for scrolling and volume. The players are small (82 x 61 x 13 millimeters) and weighs 3.2 ounces. They are powered by a battery is not removable lithium-ion battery.
A Rio Carbon can play MP3 and WMA audio files and audio-book, and is Microsoft Windows, Linux and Macintosh compatible, since it is used as a USB mass storage.
The Rio Carbon is PlaysForSurecompatible.
Quick List
5 or 6 GB of space on a 1 "Microdrive
5-band equalizer with several presets
Plays MP3, WMA and Audible audio formats
The built-in microphone for voice recording
and drop data and music files for drag the player (hard drive mode in Windows)
Built-in rechargeable battery provides up to 20 hours of music playback
Charging via USB or the included AC adapter
Windows and Mac compatible (the same player is Linuxcompatible as well, but not the associated software)
Includes Rio Music Manager used to manage the digital library
Carbonization
Carbon, the time of its release was the only distinction that less than one of its components, the hard drive. This distinction has led to an activity, known as the slang term "carbonization", Rio said that customers buy a carbon and only sell and dismantle the hard drive to a networkProfit.
ce2100
The Rio ce2100 is a relative of the carbon with a 2.5 GB disc. The ce2100, sometimes erroneously referred to as CE2500, not a microphone, however, retains the microphone hole, as it is the same case as the stock of carbon. It 'available in black and green. Ce2100 is also compatible with the "Developer's Cut", the firmware update.
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