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Cowon iAudio F1 (1GB) review
The uniquely designed Cowon iAudio F1, available at 1GB for around £110, is a flash-based MP3 player that will keep most race car fanatics happy with a host of features that include excellent sound quality, an FM radio/recorder, voice and line-in recording and support for OGG audio files Read more
1 March 2006 by Michael Degnan
CNET UK > Reviews > MP3 Players and Audio > MP3 Players
Philips SA9345 review
If you want a simple and good-sounding audio player, don't overlook this Philips SA9345. It incorporates an FM radio besides protected and unprotected MP3 and WMA play. Get your finger on its Superscroll function to simply fly through your music. How could you brush off a feature like that? Read more
25 October 2007 by Nate Lanxon
CNET UK > Reviews > MP3 Players and Audio > iPod Docks and Speakers
Oregon Scientific iBall review
Oregon Scientific's iBall wireless speaker system, although having some flaws, makes for a great device to use at parties. The speaker itself is a white orb that looks like a 1970s version of futuristic design and the audio quality gets loud enough to use during garden barbeques Read more
1 March 2006 by John Frederick Moore
CNET UK > Reviews > MP3 Players and Audio > Internet Radios
Bush TR2015WIFI review
Want access to the thousands of radio stations available online on a portable device? Bush's TR2015WIFI is light, easy to set up and is capable of opening your ears to a whole world of new radio shows Read more
22 May 2007 by Ian Morris
CNET UK > Reviews > MP3 Players and Audio > Digital Radios
Sony CMT-GPX9DAB review
Sony's CMT-GPX9DAB micro system is cheap and cheerful, with reasonable, low-volume sound quality, good reception and lots of preset slots. However the controls are unintuitive and overly reliant on the remote, and we have no idea what a tape deck is doing on it Read more
16 August 2005 by Tom Espiner
CNET UK > Reviews > MP3 Players and Audio > Music Streamers
D-Link MediaLounge DSM-320 review
D-Link's MediaLounge DSM-320 is among the first digital-media receivers capable of wirelessly streaming rights-managed audio files, such as those purchased from Napster, from your PC to your home stereo Read more
1 June 2005 by Nathaniel Wilkins
CNET UK > Reviews > MP3 Players and Audio > MP3 Players
Samsung YP-T8 review
The 1GB, flash-based Samsung YP-T8 can't boast the small dimensions of the iPod Shuffle, but then the Shuffle doesn't reveal what it's playing. In contrast, the YP-T8 features a 41mm colour screen, and -- impressively for such a small device -- will even play video Read more
7 March 2006 by Chris Stevens
CNET UK > Reviews > MP3 Players and Audio > Audio Accessories
Alesis ProTrack review
It's not small and it's not all that cheap, but the Alesis ProTrack stereo iPod recorder has one feature that comparably priced recorders don't: phantom-powered microphone inputs -- ideal for high-quality broadcast microphones. Most importantly, its recordings are generally impressive Read more
24 July 2009 by Donald Bell
CNET UK > Reviews > MP3 Players and Audio > MP3 Players
Datasafe oomi (2GB) review
The oomi battles hard for the title of the smallest MP3 player in the world, but is narrowly edged out by the new clip-on iPod Shuffle. Nonetheless, the oomi offers a small LCD screen, which the Shuffle does not, as well as protected WMA support, voice recording and an FM radio Read more
2 October 2006 by Chris Stevens
CNET UK > Reviews > MP3 Players and Audio > MP3 Players
Transcend T.sonic 610 (1GB) review
Transcend's flash-based T.sonic 610 packs music and a decent set of features into a convenient package at a reasonable price. It's very compact and boasts a usable metallic design, so it's a shame the overall performance is only mediocre and Transcend overlooked DRM support Read more
11 October 2005 by Douglas Dixon and Brian Dixon
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