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Archos Gmini 402 Camcorder review
The Gmini 402 omits TV recording in favour of a VGA video camera. The result is a media player that can only be used with a PC, and the poor camera is only a cheap gimmick. Video playback is good though, boasting a quality that's on a par with the AV500, but it's so small that widescreen video ends up as big as your thumb Read more
9 January 2006 by Guy Cocker
CNET UK > Reviews > MP3 Players and Audio > MP3 Players
Philips PSA235 (512MB) review
Philips has packed this sporty player with features any gym rat would love -- an FM tuner, easy-to-use rocker controls, an included armband, a talking stopwatch that records your times, and a bass boost that we didn't need -- this baby kicks out plenty of volume. It doesn't include a pedometer or a heart-rate monitor and it's fairly expensive, however Read more
4 January 2006 by Jasmine France
CNET UK > Reviews > MP3 Players and Audio > Portable Video Players
Creative Zen Vision review
Creative's Zen Vision is much better looking than its nearest rival, in both physical design and interface. It can't record from an AV source but if you want movies on the go, it comes a close second to the Archos AV500 Read more
15 December 2005 by Guy Cocker
CNET UK > Reviews > MP3 Players and Audio > iPod Docks and Speakers
Creative TravelDock Zen Micro review
Creative's strong suit has always been design, and the TravelDock is no exception to this tradition. With a flip-top cover that, when open, becomes the stand for the unit to lean on and four drivers flanking the cradle for the Zen Micro in the centre, the TravelDock is a good-looking piece of equipment Read more
1 December 2005 by Tim Gideon
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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
CNET UK > Reviews > MP3 Players and Audio > Digital Radios
XFM DAB Radio review
Although it's unsubtly endorsed by XFM, this stylish, curvy, white radio will let you listen to whichever digital radio station takes your fancy -- and record it to an SD card. Don't expect sonic miracles, though, and the spartan control design will take some getting used to Read more
30 September 2005 by Chris Stevens
CNET UK > Reviews > MP3 Players and Audio > MP3 Players
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
CNET UK > Reviews > MP3 Players and Audio > MP3 Players
Samsung YH-925 (20GB) review
Samsung may have cut corners to include a colour screen on the YH-925, but it offers the best interface this side of the iPod, and it supports a wealth of audio formats. It also lets you upload photos directly from compatible digital cameras Read more
24 August 2005 by Rick Broida
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Creative Zen Sleek review
Unlike many MP3 players trying to steal some reflected glory from the iPod, the Zen Sleek syncs easily with PCs and looks lovely. An overly complicated navigation system, which occasionally produces annoying pop-up menus, marrs the overall effect Read more
22 August 2005 by Chris Stevens
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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
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