There are so many devices capable of playing your MP3's. TrekStor; however, is clearly different. You notice this just by touching it. Although plastic, it feels like the texture of a high-end digital camera. So what's so special about TrekStor RS? And that is, it's a radio station, or more appropriately it has an FM transmitter built into it capable of broadcasting on any FM frequency. The premium headphones supplied are ingeniously used as the antenna.

The TrekStor boasts a 2GB capacity, which is enough to store about 40 albums. This device is capable of folder recognition, so you can organize your songs into some logical fashion. The joystick allows you to navigate from song to song and folder to folder. It is also used to adjust the volume. Two additional controls are located on the side of the device. These allow you to turn it into a voice recorder, and serve as an on/off buttons. In addition, this device can play WMA's and WAV's.

So here's how you'd use it. Plug it into your USB port and load it up with your favorite music. Then, tune your friend's car stereo to some clear FM frequency, turn on your TrekStor Cebrax, and tell it the frequency, and turn on the RS mode, and off you go -- hours of listening to your favorite music. Just sit there and use it as you would a remote control. The broadcast is very strong especially if you position the headphones close to the antenna or the stereo unit itself. Overall, the TrekStor Cebrax device is a winner.