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Creative Zen Mozaic Review - Computeractive

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A review of the Creative Zen Mozaic portable music player has been posted over at Computeractive. 'The big selling point of Creative’s Zen Mozaic – notice the trendy z, in the spelling of the name – is that the control buttons on the front are arranged in a mosaic. The hype is a shame, really, as it's a decent media player and the coloured buttons aren’t a bonus – in fact, it’s hard to see the symbols on the black ones. About two-thirds the size of a typical mobile phone, the Zen Mozaic has a bright, easy-to-read 46mm screen. This is helped by well-designed menus that are logical and lead easily to all the player’s functions. These include audio playback in MP3, WMA, WAV and Audible formats, as well as videos and still photos. There’s an FM radio tuner with an excessive 32 presets for stations, and a microphone for voice recording.'

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