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Apple iPod touch (3rd gen, 64GB) review
Apple's third-generation iPod touch may lack a camera, but it's the best portable media player that you can currently get your hands on. As well as sporting a number of useful new features, such as voice control, a faster processor means it performs even more smoothly than before Read more
15 September 2009 by Derek Chesterfield
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Cowon Q5W review
Cowon's Q5W could be Holy Grail of media players -- or more specifically, video players. It boasts unprecedented compatibility with file formats and terrific performance, in addition to many levels of customisation, making it a must-see choice for anyone who demands everything for their video Read more
1 February 2008 by Nate Lanxon
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Apple iPod (60GB, video) review
As a music player, Apple's new iPod is peerless -- beautiful, easy to use and incredibly thin. As a video player, it has much room for improvement, particularly if you don't live in the US, where content is much more plentiful, but it's certainly kickstarted the portable video market Read more
14 November 2005 by James Kim
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Toshiba Gigabeat MEG-F60S (60GB) review
29 July 2005 by Stewart Wolpin
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Creative Zen Touch (40GB) review
Creative has a long history of delivering decent, hard drive-based MP3 players. Its flagship model, the Zen Touch, takes the Creative name to new heights. Redesigned from the ground up, the Zen Touch includes modern delights such as an innovative touch-sensitive scroll pad Read more
12 May 2005 by James Kim
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iRiver H340 (40GB) review
If you're looking for an obese feature set, look no further than the iRiver H340, because it's loaded. The H340 can handle a variety of file formats, including MP3, unprotected WMA, OGG and ASF audio files Read more
12 May 2005 by James Kim
