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Rambler audio phrase books help iPod travelers
CyraKnow’s Rambler audio language phrase books are designed to help iPod users when traveling abroad. Available in French, German, Italian and Spanish, each Rambler audio book contains 900 words and phrases. The recordings are done by native speakers and organized into categories such as Travel, Food, Lodging and Fun. Each language sells for $20, or you can purchase all four in a $50 Euro-Pack. “Made for your iPod, Rambler audio phrase books help make travel everything you want it to be. With over 900 words and phrases per language at your fingertips, getting off the beaten path and mixing with the locals just became a whole lot easier.”
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That’s a pretty cool ideda, but how much room does it take up? I can see 4 languages taking up some space on your iPod. Still, $50 is a good deal. I’d buy it if I was going somewhere out of the country.
Posted by March Hare on April 6, 2006 at 6:45 AM (PST)
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The specs say: “Up to 80 MB of free space per language on your iPod.”
I wonder how it compares to talkingpanda.
Posted by Lester on April 6, 2006 at 9:21 AM (PST)
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If I ever get on The Amazing Race, I’ll be buying this.
Posted by iBode on April 6, 2006 at 11:39 AM (PST)
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How about a Dutch version in the Fun category!
Posted by Glee on April 6, 2006 at 11:56 AM (PST)
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“Rambler”...for someone as old and with as much baggage as me, it’s kind of an unfortunate choice of branding (and I’m not talking about a kind of house, either). Understandable WHY the phrase was chosen given its dictionary definition, but obviously not made by someone who remembers the klutzy old car with the same moniker.
Posted by flatline response on April 6, 2006 at 2:48 PM (PST)