best portable cd players for audio books

You will have to set up a pin number, and after that, download the Overdrive program. At our site, there is an area for 'downloadable media' - and that's where the Overdrive is. R, if you have a library card, go to your local library's web site to see if they are a participant in Overdrive. Mine's been sitting on the shelf ever since I got the Sansa ) Maybe others here can enlighten us as to the better portable ones out there. Other than a media player, like the Sansa or the iPod or the Zune, I guess you would have to go the CD player route. Otherwise, yes, I do believe you will have to take the time to upload your 20CDs of the book to your computer player and then transfer to a media player to get the same deal as I get by utilizing Overdrive from my local library (online).Īnd hey - I'm an old baby boomer, and I love all this technology! Since buying the Sansa in 2008, I don't think I've let a week go by without having a nice audiobook to listen to courtesy of the online ee. Won't take very long to do it, and then consequently, it won't take very long to then transfer it to my Sansa disk. The way to go is the media player - and mine doesn't skip at all, btw everything is digitized.Ĭoincidentally, I just got my notice from the library that the online Mark Twain Autobio is available for me to download.

Gosh, R, I'm not sure I'd enjoy lugging around a big CD player (which I do believe would skip) around at the gym or elsewhere.

Best portable cd players for audio books