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MP3 Players: iRiver iFP 790 and 890*
Thursday 26 August 2004 – 06:00
iRiver's iFP-790 and iFP-890 MP3 players get the formula right for audio file play and storage. Software glitches unfortunately get in the way of the fun.

Back On The MP3 Road: Rio MP3 Players*
Tuesday 24 February 2004 – 06:00
Rio is back! The high-end MP3 leader has unveiled a new and complete range of flash memory and hard-drive players that represent more than additional cool MP3 players on the market from which to choose. With more memory and a broader range of features compared to competing devices, Rio's new MP3 gear brings originality to the MP3 player market. Come and join us for a musical mystery tour.

Cute and Colorful 1GB MP3 Players from Sony and JVC*
Wednesday 9 August 2006 – 12:55

As small as an iPod Shuffle and as powerful as an iPod Nano, both of these players have potential. Mary Branscombe looks at Sony's NW-003 and the JVC Alneo XA-F107.

Five 1 GB Flash MP3 Players*
Tuesday 30 May 2006 – 02:51

For many, 1 GB Flash-based media players provide the right combination of capacity and price. Driss Abdi looks at five options for those who don't need to carry all their music all the time.

MP3 in the Fast Lane: Creative Labs MuVo TX*
Tuesday 30 March 2004 – 07:00
The MuVo TX, like the NX, is an ultra-compact MP3 player based on a unique concept. The module can be used on its own for storage, or as a portable player when attached to the battery unit. This new version with USB 2.0 stands out for its ergonomics, smaller size and sound quality combined with greater speed.

MP3 Player and Digital Camera: iRiver iFP-1090*
Friday 30 July 2004 – 06:00
iRiver's iFP-1090 combines an MP3 player, an FM tuner, a voice recorder and a digital camera in a single device that fits in the palm of your hand. But while high on convergence ambitions, is the device's compactness worth the trade-off in sound and photo quality?

Are Oakley's MP3 Glasses Over Budget?*
Wednesday 15 February 2006 – 03:24

Oakley's Thump 2 glasses merge a portable MP3 player with fashion sun glasses. But is the chic geek factor worth $449 for 1 GB of music storage capacity?

The Cigarette Lighter MP3 Player: MP3onChannel*
Thursday 24 March 2005 – 06:00
Want to take your MP3 files with you in the car, but without all the wires and adapters? The Alpha Omega MP3onChannel player plugs into the cigarette lighter and plays songs from USB flash drives.

Memory Module with MP3 Player: MuVo NX*
Wednesday 15 October 2003 – 07:00
Creative Labs tries to build on its USB flash-memory module concept by adding additional MP3 player features to its MuVo NX. With 128 MB of memory and two hours of music storage capacity, the device offers a range of easy-to-use controls, a much-needed LCD screen and plenty of battery life. While the headset leaves something to be desired, the MuVo NX offers plenty of pleasant surprises.

MP3 Guide*
Sunday 10 September 2000 – 06:00
MP3's are one of the hottest subjects right now from hardware to political issues. We take a detailed look at what MP3's really are from creation to some of the latest portable hardware devices that play them.

MP3 Hard Drive To Portability*
Thursday 27 June 2002 – 06:00
The race is on to create a Windows-compatible, hard drive-based MP3 player to cash in on the success of the Apple iPod. Lower prices are something that people want, and the D-Link does deliver a bargin, but are you willing put up with a few idiosyncrasies in order to get a hard drive-based MP3 player for half the price of an iPod?

Neuros MP3 Digital Audio Computer*
Friday 29 August 2003 – 06:00
Digital Innovations' Neuros MP3 digital audio computer is an interesting device that offers a number of features beyond those of a typical MP3 player. You even can use it as your private radio station. You don't believe?-Read on!

Two smaller MP3 player offerings... much smaller*
Friday 24 February 2006 – 11:33

Forget about the Zen and iPod-how about a cube-shaped MP3 player so small that you can actually lose it on your desk?

Creative's TravelSound MP3 Player is Powerful, Original and Uncheap*
Tuesday 14 October 2003 – 06:00
Creative Labs' mini MP3 player TravelSound offers power, top-rate music algorithms, and originality-but it is not cheap. With two micro drivers and an amplifier for a quality music experience on the go, the $250 price tag breaks-down to almost two dollars per MByte of memory. There are additional features, such as two-way listening, but does it really fit the bill?

Suma's Neon MP3 Player: Challenging The Diamond Rio*
Wednesday 8 November 2000 – 06:00
Being as small as Diamond's Rio and coming with the same 64 MB of memory, Suma's portable MP3 player Neon wants to capture a part of the market.

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