Even Hot Wheels made an MP3 player...

[adrianfernandez]

Thank you Toshiba, for your valuable two minute contribution to this channel. You will be missed.

[Spectremint]

We just witnessed the birth AND death of a new contender in the DankPods universe in the span of 3 minutes

[huskycruxes]

We should hold a funeral for the Toshiba/EEPC duo. They both served us all with nothing but the fastest performance. Rest kings

[BrokenBuffer]

3:46 “Windows Vista: Can’t Even Run SOLITAIRE”
-Joel

[Rrek]

Seeing the patron list grow so much just over the past year is low key heartwarming

[youngwang]

I didn't know it was possible to skip MP3 files like a CD. It's like the nugget was pre-gritted

[gordonfreeman]

with the toshiba dying, i had a satelite like that one, a little higher-end, its the thermal paste drying out on the external chipset, and also the tensioning bracket has some issues there, basically the laptop is shutting itself off because the chipset is frying itself

[WilburJaywright]

You’re right about that AMV conversion software. To this day it’s still shipped with the most generic Chinese MP3 players, and I think it’s the same version too 😂.

[Vickyd-]

The Toshiba got toasty. The fans probably stopped working as soon as they realized it’s running vista. Love it. Would love to see James do some sketchy fix to cool it.

[bavarianbanshee]

I legitimately didn't know you could make an mp3 stored in solid state *skip.*
Literally how.

[phd.perkaholic]

this is the content creator that I get genuinely excited for a new video

[WilburJaywright]

I’ve seen some serious nuggets on this channel, but the sheer concentration of nugget energy on this one is so overwhelming… I think it deserves a trophy.

[MrMega]

Hey Dank your laptop troubles is likely caused by a loose DC jack in the laptop. I repaired many laptops in the past. Since this particular model has the jack soldered to the motherboard it isn't worth repairing. The CPU is actually a classic better than Intel one back in those days. I would advise picking up an old Lenovo Thinkpad(or IBM depending on the vintage). They have an aftermarket supply of parts and are usually more repairable, as in their DC jacks are just a cable that plugs in to the motherboard, making repairing them in the case of a bad DC jack much more manageable.

In regards to that MP3 player, it was suffering with issues to it's internal flash. Hence why it wouldn't read almost anything and talking about format errors. You just got lucky with the recording.

[violetbell]

This actually connects to my favorite Wade quote; "'Course [the SpongeBob nugget] has skip protection. When was the last time your flash drive SKIPPED?"

[quinnobi]

The reason your disc drive was upset is that slim disc drives like laptops have are only designed to work when they are mostly level. It was very upset about being sideways.

[TheRenoReviews]

4:39 my experience in the translation industry is coming up again - those are all software in different languages (Msifr being MSI French, Msiko being MSI Korean, msiru being MSI Russian, etc etc.) I can spot these a mile off 😅

[Squeetube]

oooh I’m familiar with this one. I worked at Dick Smith and just prior to Christmas 2012 they excitedly advised us that we were going to get half an aisle of licensed “kids technology”. From memory Barbie and Glee branded variants of this player are also out there.

Shockingly, the range was a failure and practically none of it sold until reduced to clear. It would be fun if you ever find the Glee branded Bluetooth speaker lamp! 😬

[MacPhantom]

I would like to see the heaps of mini-USB cables in Wade's possession at some point. A big mountain of black tar. Licorice. Beautiful.

[haj_endot]

Those Toshibas really hate being oriented with the bottom in that direction. They're furnaces, and their cooling is super sensitive and I hated it the whole time I had one.

[TURBOMIKEIFY]

I would've went crazy for this as a kid! I was growing up during this era, and it's almost surreal how fast that past went.