Great Media player and File Store

I bought this because it combines media file playing capabilities with a good data store, with the advantage of a CF (I and II) slot to dump my camera files while on holiday. I have a Fuji FinePix M603 with a couple of Microdrives. I use the camera for stills and 30 fps 640x480 video - and the Microdrives soon get full up. Now I can dump from the Microdrives to the Gmini and release the drives for more stills and video. Brilliant.
I looked at the iRiver H320 and H340 - they can act as USB *hosts* as well as slaves for data transfer and have the advantage of better (lovely colour) screens, however the USB transfer is slow when acting as a host (only USB 1.1), and these devices cost a lot more than the Gmini. They are also a fair bit larger, making them less attractive for media playing on the move. I have also read about slightly problematic OS with occasional crashes.
The Gmini is very small, robust, has a nice user interface (IMHO) and moving files around is a breeze. Note that you cannot write files back to a CF card - this transfer provcess is only one way!
The Gmini has incredibly fast USB 2.0 data transfer speeds when hooked up to my PC. I can dump Gbs of data in a very few minutes.
I was less impressed by the MusicMatch software, which instantly disabled my DVD-RW drive (a Sony DWU10 - pretty standard you would think??). I suspect MusicMatch replaced the WinXP aspii driver with it's own version. Not good. WinXP System Restore to the rescue. I have plenty of rippers and converters which work fine without this bloated piece of garbage. Who needs such flaky software - not me.