Features
Despite being positioned as an MP3 player with massage functions, the iGoGo has no pretensions to being an iPod killer. Aside from five preset equalizers and a bass/treble control, don't expect to find any games, voice recorders or FM functions in this baby. Its music capabilities are strictly skin deep.
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The iGoGo's main pull is undeniably its massage features and the synchronized music massage technology. The technology works by converting music frequencies into electrical pulsations, and using it to stimulate muscle contraction. The iGoGo also offers a range of regular massage therapy programs for the toning of problem areas, the stimulation of the nerves and the relaxation of stiff shoulders.
While the iGoGo's dismal built-in memory of 128MB can barely accommodate 30 songs, users have th e option of expanding their playlists with MMC cards of up to 512MB. It's a shame, however, that larger data storage options like SD and CompactFlash memory cards were overlooked.
The iGoGo plays only MP3 files and lacks accompanying software for the conversion or management of music files. It registers as a storage device when connected to the computer for drag and drop music file transfers via USB.
While the iGoGo is best enjoyed in the comfort of your home or office, road warriors can stash the unit and its massagers into the bundled black carrying pouch for those red-eye flights. Users are also better off using their favorite set of earphones with the iGoGo as the bundled pair is unsightly and delivers poor audio quality.
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