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ipod
- The market for portable MP3 players has grown dramtically in the last year as
manufacturers release newer and more feature rich models in the quest to catch
up with front runner ipod. The Apple ipod is the undisputed heavyweight right
now but the battle is only just heating up. |
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rio
- The new Rio Carbon might very well be an ipod killer. Rio players have superb
sound quality and forward thinking features such as ethernet ports on some models. |
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creative
nomad - Creative's mp3 players continue to lead the way in storage
capacity as well as usability functions for the advanced users. Features such
as the ability to drag and drop files to the player like a portable hard drive
get a two thumbs up. |
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iriver
- Iriver produces perhaps the most advanced portable mp3 players on the market
today. |
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rca lyra
- The affordable Lyra series from RCA makes a good entry level player for teens.
Features like sd/mmc slots add versatility to the players. |
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sony walkman
- Sony mp3 players are in a class by themselves. Most models use the MiniDisc
as their memory which may be a good alternative for active people over more fragile
hard drive systems. |
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mpio
- Popular in Europe and Asia, the Digitalway MPIO players are a great choice for
active people. These players sport a necklace design perfect for people on the
go. |
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archos
- Archos leads the way in portable entertainment. Their line of digital media
viewers were the first of their kind on the market allowing users to view video
wherever they go. |
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