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Samsung YP-P2 review
You'll find the gesture-based navigation system from Samsung's YP-P2 refreshing. Navigating the stylishly-animated menu simply takes a stroke of your finger. You'll find impressive Bluetooth and FM radio as well as video playback, so we think you'll be gesturing with a thumbs up Read more
1 November 2007 by Nate Lanxon
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TrekStor vibez review
The TrekStor vibez is a funny-looking 12GB MP3 player with an odd rubber scroll wheel that's even bigger than the screen. But give it a chance -- it'll grow on you, especially when you hear how good it sounds Read more
12 July 2007 by Nate Lanxon
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Philips GoGear Jukebox HDD1620 (6GB) review
The HDD1620 makes a fantastic impression, with a glossy-black casing, a vivid, 38mm colour screen and a blue-backlit, touch-sensitive navigation pad. Looks aside, the GoGear HDD1620 packages nearly every desirable attribute at a very palatable price Read more
14 February 2006 by Rachel Wolan
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Sony Walkman NWZ-X1050 (X series) review
The Sony Walkman NWZ-X1050 is a pricy portable media player, but it offers some distinct advantages over its rivals. Chief among them are its effective on-board noise-cancelling technology, excellent OLED touchscreen and truly fantastic audio quality. But is it better than the iPod touch? Read more
24 June 2009 by Frank Lewis
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iRiver Spinn review
iRiver departed from convention with the Clix's D-Click screen and has innovated again with the Spinn's unusual mechanical twisting navigation system. With a stunningly crisp touchscreen, flash memory and a wealth of audio formats supported, there's no wonder the Spinn has been eagerly awaited Read more
11 August 2008 by Nate Lanxon
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Sony NW-S205F (2GB) review
Sony's cigar-shaped NW-S205F MP3 player is a stylish, well-designed piece of technology with a feature set to be proud of. It's designed for fitness freaks, so not only does it benefit from a 2GB flash memory, easy-to-use controls and an FM radio, it also boasts an armband, sport-style earbuds and has a built-in pedometer Read more
26 October 2006 by Jasmine France
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Archos Gmini XS200 review
7 December 2004 by Rick Broida
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Sony Walkman NW-A1000 review
The NW-A1000 itself is gorgeous-looking, as well as being easy to use and having excellent sound definition and control. The playback volume is noticeably lower than its counterparts, but with the new Connect Player software, are the reasons not to buy Sony slowly evaporating? Read more
21 December 2005 by Chris Stevens
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Rio Carbon Pearl (5GB) review
Stylish, compact and easy-to-use, the Rio Carbon Pearl is one of the best choices if you want a high-capacity player in a small package. It's stylish, easy to use and has great battery life Read more
10 June 2005 by James Kim
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Cowon iAudio G2 (1GB) review
Cowon has gone down the Shuffle route with this one, a fairly basic but great-sounding device that can play WMA (DRM 9) and OGG files, in addition to MP3s. It's light and good looking, but there's no FM tuner and only USB 1.1 connectivity -- music transfer is yawnsville Read more
13 December 2005 by John Frederick Moore
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