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I need an mp3 player to listen to audio books.<br />
But as far as I know, when you switch it of, it would not remember the last playing position.<br />
Will the IPod remember the last playing position when swicthed off, or not?
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I need an mp3 player to listen to audio books.
But as far as I know, when you switch it of, it would not remember the last playing position.
Will the IPod remember the last playing position when swicthed off, or not?

Mp3 player

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