Maybe 512MB, but once you hit 1GB, 5GB, etc., the capacity of the Breitling Aerospace Advantage E7936210.C673 Mens Watch willhave grown beyond the inte***ce's ability to manage it. (Here's a hintfor Xonix: future versions should have the ability to scroll through albums inaddition to just tracks -- that alone would be a huge usability boost.)I found the Breitling Aerospace Advantage E7936210.C673 Mens Watch to be fairly comfortable to wear, if a little on the long side.The headphone cord has enough length that even with my long arms, I wasn't yankingthe ear-buds out of my head whenever I stretched or reached for a cup of coffee.I even found that the headphone cord could be easily threaded through a shirt sleeveto keep it nice and inconspicuous (just don't try to board a plane that way). No additional software is required. Will music in subdirectories get played, or do I need to put all my MP3s inthe root directory of the watch?Music in subdirectories will be found and played. I created a top-level directoryfor the artist (Coldplay), then a subdirectory for the album (A Rush Of Blood tothe Head), and put the actual MP3s in the album directory. Worked perfectly.
Just play a little solitaire or check some sports scores whileyou wait.After some real-world experience with this watch, I found the best way to useit is toactivate the random track selection feature and put the watch in charge of yourlistening itinerary since scrolling through individual tracks one at time withno visual cues to let you know where you are is a little cumbersome (the Breitling Aerospace Advantage E7936210.C673 Mens Watch has a memory of its random selection, so you can scroll forward and backwardthrough the randomly generated play list). Due to the limitations of the inte***ce,I actually think 256MB is about as much room as you would want with something likethis.
