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Rio Forge Sport 512Mb review
The Rio Sport is aimed squarely at those with gym memberships. Finished in a bumper-car blue, it begs to be thrashed about. There's plenty of rubber on those parts of the case likely to hit the ground first and it uses flash memory with no moving parts Read more
9 May 2005 by Chris Stevens
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Sony NWZ-E436F Walkman review
It can't be avoided: any new MP3 player is in direct competition with the Apple iPod, and manufacturers are well aware of this fact. The Sony E-Series Walkman is just as easy to use as the iPod nano, offers a similar array of features and delivers great sound quality -- but costs less Read more
17 October 2008 by Jasmine France
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iRiver T30 (512MB) review
iRiver is known for its techie, complicated MP3 players, so the simple interface on the T30 comes as a nice surprise. Small, cheap and usable with subscription services, it's only let down by the lack of an FM tuner Read more
11 November 2005 by John Frederick Moore
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Sony NW-S703F review
The Sony NW-S703F's innovative noise-cancelling technology will effectively stop the racket from the outside world -- it also offers exceptional sound quality and very impressive battery life Read more
9 February 2007 by Frank Lewis
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iRiver T60 review
iRiver's T60 may look look like a popular prism-shaped chocolate bar, but the company has a great track record of making players with brilliant audio quality. Can it keep it up with this tiny, AAA-powered flash model? Read more
14 August 2007 by Nate Lanxon
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Apple iPod shuffle (3rd generation, 4GB) review
The third-generation iPod shuffle is the smallest MP3 player currently available, and only slightly larger than a paper clip. While its unobtrusive design feels sturdy and the voice feature that tells you what you're listening to is useful, quirky controls mean it won't be for everyone Read more
13 March 2009 by Donald Bell
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Samsung YP-Q2 review
Up close, its plastic design leaves something to be desired, but the YP-Q2 budget MP3 player still represents excellent value for money. Its overall performance is good, there's a decent array of features, and the relatively large screen makes viewing photos and videos a pleasure Read more
27 May 2009 by Jasmine France
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Dolphin DAP (1GB) review
The Dolphin DAP MP3 player is an innovative waterproof player that should appeal to surfers and swimmers that want some tunes to follow them into the water Read more
23 August 2007 by Jasmine France
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Creative Zen Nano Plus (1GB) review
Given the recent launch of Apple's iPod nano, the Creative Zen Nano -- which came out first -- is very unfortunately named. This is unfair, as they're aimed at different markets -- the Zen Nano is half the price, has only 1GB of memory and a small black-and-white screen. It offers decent sound and it's perfectly usable, but the build quality's not all it could be Read more
12 September 2005 by Chris Stevens
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Cowon iAudio F2 review
Cowon's iAudio F2 may look more like a mobile phone than an MP3 player but it's a great audio device -- it supports a wide range of file formats, including OGG and FLAC, and the sound quality is impressive. It's just a shame the interface isn't easier to use Read more
19 July 2007 by Nate Lanxon
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