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| Welcome to the MP3 Player Reference Site! July 01, 2007
On this site you can learn about how MP3 technology was developed and the legal issues that ensued over it, learn about home recorders for MP3, less expensive CD players that can play MP3 encoded CDs, an overview of some of the most popular MP3 portable players, and some relevant links of interest to not just MP3 enthusiasts, but lovers of music as well. This site will strive to keep you up to date on what's happening in the world of MP3, the audio equipment available to listen to, commentary, and more. Feel free to contact me with your comments and suggestions. Enjoy the Music! Anthony Young,Webmaster
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MP3
is one of the most significant audio developments since the creation of
the Compact Disc. It is a logical evolution of digital technology, but like any
large audio development, it was fraught with controversy, legal battles,
corporate winners and losers. Unlike the uncertain audio formats that eventually
fell from favor, such as Digital Audio Tape (DAT) and the Mini-Disc, MP3 is now
global in its popularity and it appears it will grow in it's popularity as a
means of listening to music both at home and where ever you wish to go.