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If you already own a mp3 or mp4, do you really need a mp5 player? Has technology advanced enough in so little time that it’s worth going out and spending another $60 to a $100 or maybe more? The short answer is yes. Technology moves faster than you think.

The difference is with technology, you could have just gone out and bought your first mp3 player. When you get home and start to download some tunes onto your new tech toy, you see the commercial for the brand-new mp5 player from Sony. Ideally, we’d all like to keep up with the times, but our wallets don’t always cooperate.

When digital audio players first fell into our lap, that’s really all they were. A turbo-charged walkman that plugged into a computer. They only played audio. Although they stored music, a fantastic feature, the memory wasn’t blowing anyone away. As newer models were released, it became possible to expand the mp’s memory. The expansions weren’t cheap, but they didn’t break the bank either.

Mp5 players are the latest in portable media players. If it seems like we just found out about mp3s, it’s because we have. With iphones, portable DVD players, and laptops an upgrade to a mp5 player is understandable. Most older mp3s don’t support video, something that is a must in today’s portable media market. If they do, the video must often be converted to a compatible format.

Technology took us to the mp4 without us knowing. There was little to no fan fair. Consumers walked into stores to buy mp3s one day and there were mp4s sitting there right next to them. Obviously there were upgrades, but nothing earth shattering. In truth, the mp4 label only signified the player as a predecessor of the mp3.

A mp5 player isn’t just the same old thing reintroduced with new features. The mp5 player is a true upgrade of the technology involved in making the media player. The screens are enhanced with greater resolution. The mp5 interacts with new tech applications like it was made for them. You can be sure it was. In today’s society the phone connects to the t. V., which in turn hooks up to the computer. If you’re playing the game with the right equipment, then your media player might be a phone that jacks into the computer and the t. V.