If you want to give people more options without forcing a playlist, Instructables user LifegraphLabs shows off a system that uses RFID, an Arduino, and Facebook to play everyone's favorites songs.

Juuke RFID card music player jukebox 8:23 am August 3, 2020 By Julian Horsey Using an Arduino Uno micro-controller together with RFID Cards a unique digital jukebox has been created aptly named Juuke.

The brick-shaped player accepts microSD cards in capacities up to 2GB (card not included in the $45 price) and plays \[…\] Skip to main content Open Navigation Menu ...

It uses two packet radio Arduino devices, one that stores the music on an SD card and is hooked up to a speaker system, and the other that provides buttons and a display that controls the music.

This minuscule music player is small enough to pop in a breast pocket and yet carries up to 512GB of music. ... It stores files on MicroSD cards and can handle card sizes up to 512GB.

Instead of popping in a cassette tape, you can load up a microSD card with your favorite MP3s and get down to your heart's content. The PCB has cool features that make for a great user experience.

Jan 20, 2011 14:52:21 Kenwood's high-quality music player "Media Keg MG-G508" has appeared, capacity expansion is also possible with microSD card ...

SanDisk just dipped its toe into the digital content distribution waters with the launch of Sansa Sessions. Of course, this isn't an on-line storefront, it's flash-based naturally in support of ...

[Kevin] attached a MicroSD breakout board to an Arduino-compatible clone. When the clone starts up, it searches the SD card for a file called ‘program.hex.’ This file is sent over to the ...