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Don't Buy Vaio Pocket

charlus2
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Don't Buy Vaio Pocket

I have bought a Vaio pocket. Later, my computer has been stolen with my music, It is impossible to transfer back my music and to transfer new ones from my new PC to my VP.
Moreover, the phone support ask you 20 euros for your second problem even if they have no solution!!!!

The Vaio Pocket is the worst thing I have ever bought.

Charles

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carrickman
Visitor

It's the same with an I Pod

clubuser
Visitor

Its called DRM - and the same with all serious MP3 players.

The VAIO pocket is the best player out there dont blame it for losing your notebook. (BTW sorry for that)

Greetz
CU

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seb21__
Visitor

dont blame it for losing your notebook.

That's true.

The VAIO pocket is the best player out there
:cool: :wink:

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kee-lo_
Member

It's the same with an I Pod


Wrong - you can copy the files using Windows Explorer and CopyPod

Hornby
Visitor

Kee-Lo i have read many threads here.

Why do you make jokes of SONY products all the time when you hang around here more than any person?

If you like Apple you should hang around in their forums!

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seb21__
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:smirk:

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kee-lo_
Member

LOL I do hang around on Apple's forums.

I am just saying that it can be done with iPod, so maybe VP can do it too.


Why do you make jokes of SONY products all the time when you hang around here more than any person?


I don't make jokes, I make observations.

Not my fault if Sony have missed out some features.

Also I don't just make fun od Sony....

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@4967457401015621
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You could copy the tracks back using windows explorer, like with the iPod, and there's a tool that lets you reconvert the file back to an mp3 I believe (I'm speaking from memory here). However, the time needed would be better spent copying the tracks from CD again. Oh and you can get around the £20 charge by refusing then giving a genuine problem (in my case I got an electric shock of the VP).

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kee-lo_
Member

You could copy the tracks back using windows explorer, like with the iPod


I knew it was possible :wink: