Best player w/drag-drop support & sound quality

[romanTotale]

I'm looking for a player with drag & drop file transfer (no drivers), excellent sound quailty & battery life, and 20+GB of storage. The Zen NX seems to meet all these criteria, except for drag & drop. The nomad muvo supports drag & drop--anyone know if this is a feature the Zen NX will/can support?

Other suggestions?

[Skipper_cdc]

I could advice you the iRiver iHP-100, but it only has a 10gb drive. The 20gb version will be released and this year. Sound is superb and it supports drag&drop.

[romanTotale]

Does the new Toshiba support Drag & Drop? Any specs on it's sound?

[ECA]

There is one that connects to a network. This could be set as a aux drive, and drag and drop would work. Cant remember which one it is. the Jukebox types.

[Shniks]

Yeah ECA its the Rio Karma... Seems to be a good player...

[romanTotale]

Any chance the Rio Karma, Zen NX or iRiver, or I guess iPod, would allow me to load music from either work or home (which is to say OSX or XP), without drivers? This is my top concern. Then I would give the nod to sound quality, the battery life, the 20GB+, then, let's be honest, the cool factor (and I'm tired of seeing iPods).

[ECA]

Roman........ go check there site. I cant say OsX will do anything.

[romanTotale]

How does the iRiver sound quality compare to the Zen NX? Or the Rio Karma?

[Skipper_cdc]

The iRiver uses the latest encoding chips with best sound you can get. It uses the same chip as the Philips HDD100, both reference DAP's what sound quality concerns.