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With The Addition of AAC, ALAC AND AIFF File Support, The AK100 Plays Any Audio File Format You May Have Irvine, CA --- iriver is proud to announce the release of ...

Astell & Kern's new portable music player, the AK100, delivers. About half the size of a pack of cigarettes, the AK100 boasts the ability to play music files with more than six times the information ...

Sure, it may not have Neil Young's seal of approval, but iRiver's getting ready to bring its new high-def media player to the US next week. The AK100 will be hitting online retailers and "high end ...

Hi-res audio: 4K for your ears! It’s finally taking off in a big way. Or a small way, in this case, as we’re now seeing portable listening devices dedicated to the cause. We’ve only just recovered ...

We got a chance to go even more in depth with a our full review of the iRiver Astell & Kern AK100 music player. At $700, iriver’s Astell & Kern AK100 is easily the most expensive music player on the ...

In the spirit of musical independence this Fourth, may I propose two effective, if buggy, tools for liberation? One is an iPod slayer. The other is an anti-iPod. The former plays music despite its ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. Audiophiles with the means should take a close look at the ...

The Astell & Kern AK100 is an audiophile-grade personal music player, but is it worth the salty price tag? T3 went in for a closer look 'Designed by iriver Korea' reads the back panel of this ...

An avid audio and vintage computer enthusiast, Jamie has been a writer and editor with PCMag for 20+ years. He also oversees ExtremeTech.

Iriver's Astell & Kern AK100 ($699 direct) is a portable media player with the chops to surpass not just CDs in audio quality, but SACD and DVD-Audio as well—thanks to its support for 24-bit, 192kHz ...