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SanDisk Sansa e140 (1GB) review

A sequel to its hugely popular Digital Audio Player, SanDisk's new model is aggressively priced and full-featured, with an FM tuner and multi-format playback -- but its interface and audio quality leave a lot to be desired Read more

£110

14 June 2005 by James Kim

CNET UK > Reviews > MP3 Players and Audio > iPod Docks and Speakers

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iLuv i9200 iPod speaker system review

If you have a small budget but you're after an iPod speaker setup that's a bit different, the iLuv i9200 could appeal -- it has a modern design, decent sound quality and it could be yours for under £170 Read more

£169

6 July 2007 by Nate Lanxon

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Jens of Sweden MP-500 (1GB) review

A genuine novelty, the MP-500 is a flash MP3 player with built-in speakers, video playback and a smooth design. We wouldn't recommend playing your music through the speakers while on public transport, though -- you may be violently silenced by irate fellow commuters Read more

£135

12 April 2006 by Chris Stevens

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

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Panasonic SC-EN9 review

Though the Panasonic SC-EN9's elaborate CD player and integrated DAB are unlikely to appeal to passionate music fans -- due to the plastic-shelled speakers -- for casual listening it's a compact and relatively stylish unit Read more

£130

6 December 2005 by Chris Stevens

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Sonic Gear i-Steroid review

The hearty, reassuring glow of valves was once a common sight inside electronic equipment and Sonic Gear has tapped into audio nostalgia with this single-valve amp. Its design is clearly inspired by the iPod, although you can use it with other players, and it produces a subjectively 'warm' sound Read more

£140

11 October 2006 by Chris Stevens