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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

£69

14 August 2007 by Nate Lanxon

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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

£70

11 November 2005 by John Frederick Moore

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iRiver H10 (20GB) review

The 20GB iRiver H10 outclasses most of the high-capacity competition in the features department, with a built-in FM tuner, a voice recorder and a photo-friendly colour screen. Plus, it's compatible with online subscription music services such as Napster To Go Read more

£200

12 August 2005 by Douglas Dixon and James Kim

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iRiver Volcano T7 review

Low-cost, no-nonsense MP3 players enjoy a lot of attention, especially from gym goers needing something light and low cost. In 1GB, 2GB and 4GB capacities, the iRiver Volcano T7 is the latest in this category, providing a cable-free listening experience that's great for the treadmill Read more

£49

14 July 2008 by Nate Lanxon

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MP3 players for sport

When we're in action-adventure mode, we want to be concentrating on pumping up the adrenaline levels and pushing ourselves at high speeds, not fumbling our way through illogical interfaces -- to help you, we've rounded up the best MP3 players for sport Read more

8 June 2007 by Nate Lanxon

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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

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Best MP3 players for listening to podcasts

Podcasts are getting more popular each month. Some manufacturers are starting to offer podcast support in their MP3 players and we've rounded up our favourites Read more

8 November 2007 by Nate Lanxon

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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

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iRiver T10 (512MB) preview hands-on

The iRiver T10 series of MP3 players are the first flash-based players to support subscription-based downloads. Available in 512MB or 1GB, the iRiver T10 boasts a colour screen and FM radio and recording Read more

7 September 2005 by James Kim