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Which new iPod is the one for me?

So, you've decided you must have an iPod. Your options are thankfully straightforward -- Apple has anticipated the average consumer's aversion to obscure letters and numbers and simply calls its ranges the iPod, the iPod nano and the iPod Shuffle. But do you want a fancy new one or an older version you might find on eBay? Read more

13 October 2006 by Chris Stevens

CNET UK > Reviews > MP3 Players and Audio > Audio Accessories

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Nike + iPod Sport Kit review

The Nike + iPod Sport Kit is a simple and effective way of turning your iPod nano into a sophisticated pedometer. The kit consists of three parts -- the transmitter, the receiver and the shoe itself (a Nike, of course). If you're looking for a personal trainer without the bank-busting price tag, look no further Read more

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2 August 2006 by Chris Stevens

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Apple iPod Hi-Fi review

Though we initially balked at the price, the £249 Hi-Fi gives a very solid performance at high volumes and can deliver a much more audacious punch than other stereo systems of a similar size. If the majority of your music listening is done via the iPod, then the loss of a CD player and tuner won't bother you Read more

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30 March 2006 by Chris Stevens

CNET UK > Reviews > MP3 Players and Audio > MP3 Players

MP3 players to say "I love you"

According to Baz Lurman's Moulin Rouge, "The greatest thing you'll ever learn is just to love and be loved in return". Of course 19th century Paris hadn't been exposed to rampant consumer capitalism yet... Read more

9 February 2006 by Chris Stevens

CNET UK > Reviews > MP3 Players and Audio > MP3 Players

Hard-drive based MP3 players

So, you're in the market for a hard-drive MP3 player? Well, they might claim to be hard drives, but you're unlikely to catch any of them tearing themselves out of their Dixons packaging and rampaging about, smashing and terrifying the toasters in aisle three. There's a good reason for this: hard drives are actually mechanical devices that store your music on platters that spin at high speed -- like a really, really clever record player... Read more

20 September 2005 by Chris Stevens

CNET UK > Reviews > MP3 Players and Audio > MP3 Players

Microdrive MP3 players: cute but capacious

If you like to carry around a small library of music, then a flash-based MP3 player just isn't going to do it for you. You're going to need something with significantly more storage capacity. Read more

20 July 2005 by Chris Stevens

CNET UK > Reviews > Computers > Laptops

Which 17-inch monster laptop?

So you want a 17-inch monster of a laptop and you're prepared to pay for the privilege. Which of the top giant-screened machines should you choose... Read more

11 May 2005 by Chris Stevens