description Creative Nomad Jukebox Overview
The Creative NOMAD Jukebox is an early portable digital audio player released by Creative Technology in 2000. It stored music on an internal hard disk rather than removable flash memory and was designed to hold a larger collection of compressed audio than many earlier portable players. The product is historically associated with the transition from carrying individual recordings to carrying a digital music library in one device.
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How much music could the original Creative NOMAD Jukebox hold?
The 2000 NOMAD Jukebox used a 6GB hard disk and Creative advertised more than 100 hours of digital audio. Creative also described that capacity as roughly 150 CDs or up to 2,000 compressed songs.
Did the original NOMAD Jukebox use flash memory or a hard drive?
It used an internal hard disk rather than removable flash memory. Creative described the unit as about the size of a portable CD player, which made it much larger than later flash players such as the SanDisk Clip Sport.
Could the Creative NOMAD Jukebox record audio directly?
Yes, it included a line-in jack and Creative described its recording capability as DAT quality with dual-band recording. The product supported both PC and Macintosh computers for transferring music.
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