description Rio Cali Overview
The Rio Cali was a portable digital audio player sold under the Rio brand in the early 2000s. It used flash memory, supported MP3 and WMA playback, included a backlit LCD, an FM tuner, an expansion slot for SD or MMC cards, and ran from one AAA battery; versions with 128 MB and 256 MB of internal memory were sold. Its small, flash-based design was intended for portable listening and avoided the moving storage mechanism used by hard-disk players. [Rio Cali user manual](https://manualmachine.com/rioaudio/mp3playercali/1343245-user-manual/).
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What features did the Rio Cali portable player have?
The Rio Cali was an early-2000s portable digital audio player with flash memory, MP3 and WMA playback, a backlit LCD, and an FM tuner. It also had an expansion slot for SD or MMC cards.
How was the Rio Cali powered?
The Rio Cali ran from one AAA battery. That made it a small, replaceable-battery player rather than a device dependent on a built-in rechargeable pack.
How much storage did the Rio Cali have?
The Rio Cali was sold in versions including 128 MB and 256 MB. Its expansion slot allowed SD or MMC cards to add storage beyond the built-in flash memory.
What audio formats did the Rio Cali support?
The player supported MP3 and WMA files. It also combined music playback with an FM tuner and a backlit LCD screen.
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