Differences between the Muvo Micro V200 and the N

IS was just wondering what the diffences are betweeen the two. I have loooked at the page specific pages but I couldnt really dig out any major differences.

Wakka,
A line-in jack is a physical connector on the player that allows you to plug other devices into it and record from. This can be used to connect to another source like a sound card or CD player.
It's ok to ask questions, that's what we are here for.
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