Introduction
Jukebox 3 has all the features you'd expect of an MP3 player in this quality and price range. Its 20GB hard drive is big enough for all your files, both audio and data, and the SB1394 connection makes it much faster than the USB 1.1. Not only does it record in WAV format, but also directly in MP3. Its operating system and ergonomics have been redesigned to make it easier to use. So we end up with a product smaller and easier to handle than before, plus a number of new features which make it a real technological treasure.
| Technical Data | |
| Size | 123mm x 130m x 35mm |
| Weight | 293.8g without batteries |
| Memory | 16MB DRAM |
| Storage capacity | 20GB hard drive (333 hours MP3 encoding at 128kbps) |
| Battery life | Up to 11 hours of continuous playtime with 1 LiON battery |
| Interfaces | IR, USB, 1394, SB1394 |
| Format | MP3, WMA, WAV |
| Signal-to-noise ratio | >93 dB |
| Frequency response | 20Hz~20kHz |
| Operating system | Reprogrammable Firmware |
| Line output | 2 1/8" mini-jack stereo sockets for front and rear speakers |
| Headphone connector | 1 1/8" mini-jack stereo socket, 100mW |
| LCD display | 132 x 64 pixels "EL-backlit" (blue/green) |
| Data connection | USB, SB1394 and CreativeLink |
| Audio Codec Support | MPEG Audio Layer 3 (MP3), Windows Media Audio (WMA) and WAV |
To sum up, it has a 20GB hard drive, an IEEE 1394 port (called SB1394 here, like Audigy sound cards), 11 hours of play for a single battery, 16MB buffer memory, and all this for a size and weight of one-third less than the Jukebox 1.
