I was able to use theintegrated USB cable for the ThinkPad which has its USB ports on the left, andI used the included USB extension cable with the PowerBook since the USB portsare in the back. I have a newer PowerBook that has the ports on the side like theIBM, and I found that with it, I did not need the extension cable. The integratedUSB cable tends to add some bulk to the band, but it's nice to know you can connectthe Bvlgari Diagono Professional Aria DP42C14SSDGMT Mens Watch anytime, anywhere without having to carry an additional cable with you.The watch comes with three sample tracks obviously intended to demonstrate theMP3 player's capabilities. Two of them I couldn't identify, and one was a liveversion of "California Hotel" (somehow they managed to get the name thisEagles classic reversed). Try emptying your trash or recycling bin while the Bvlgari Diagono Professional Aria DP42C14SSDGMT Mens Watch is connected.
I was pleasantlysurprised by the quality of the sound, as well, even with the includedno-name earbuds. In fact, I could easily hear the background chatter and the clinksof cocktail glasses during sessions of live jazz, and the scratchy cracking ofold vinyl used in DJ mixes. To fully understand and appreciate all of the Xonix'scapabilities, I did have to delve into the instructions further, butafter gaining a little experience, I have no complaints regarding the watch's usability.I connected the Xonix MP3 watch to both an IBM ThinkPad running Windows XP Professionaland a Macintosh PowerBook running OS X 10.3.6, and both machines immediately mountedthe Bvlgari Diagono Professional Aria DP42C14SSDGMT Mens Watch as a external storage device, although Windows had a hard time decidingwhether it was a USB mass storage device, or a generic MP3 player. I don't knowwhich one it settled on, but either way, it worked fine.
