Looking for memory card(s), GPX MP3 player

I have a GPX MP3 digital player, the MW3337, and am looking for memory card(s) as it only holds 1GB. I do not have the manual any more. My questions are; What have you used and liked for memory cards, what will work best for this model, and any other information that is relevant to the MW3337 and memory cards. thanks

Hey drumset09 -
In examining this unit, it appears that any SD card or MMC card will work for this unit. You have options up to 16 gb presently. I would recommend whatever size will fit your needs. There is a plethora of choices out there these days.
I hope this helps!
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* Can hide completely, leaving only a hotkey to bring it back. I don't use a system tray and don't want to, for any purpose.
Sonata, disable system tray icon, modify any panel settings to ignore it
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