Philips GoGear Spark SA2940 Comments

It's a kind of offtopic, but--

I'm looking for a not expensive, preferably desktop mp3 player, that'd feature a screen and would be VERY EASY to navigate through folders. Thing is, I want to make a gift for my beloved granny who.. is not that young anymore, and I had difficulties teaching her how to set up the clock on our microwave. I want her to listen to audiobooks, which I believe would be a pleasure for her. But all the players I've seen in the local shops are tiny, battery-powered and stuffed with unneeded features. What I want is simple menus, large buttons and at least 2GB of storage. I'd be very glad to see your recommendations, dear TR.

@mjaffk
You could consider the Sony E-Series 2GB or 4GB models that feature a decent 2 in screen, one of the easiest navigation systems and large text and menu icons. You could check out the interface through a video available on anythingbutipod.com (for A829, but interface is common).
I'm not sure if they support audible format though.

Both the players are available at a great prices on advancedmp3players.co.uk

It's nice to know the player is 4.5cm long and 1cm deep, but perhaps you could also mention how much memory it has?

@ piesforyou,
4GB (Google)

is it available internationally? I'd like to buy it but I can't seem to find where in Mexico, or USA

Although this device plays audiobooks it's worth noting that it does not support bookmarks. A very frustrating discovery after I purchased the BBC dramatised adaptation of the Lord of the Rings - some 13 hours of audio without a single opportunity to save the page I am on. Fortunately I have a TomTom which does support bookmarking so I can listen to this book in the car.