TheKube2 MP3 player from Singapore is billed as "the world's smallest touch MP3 player in the world." It's plotting a global takeover starting at CES. Amanda Kooser Freelance writer Amanda C. Kooser ...

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At less than $5, this tiny but teasingly temptingly tasty Mini MP3 player is great for adding sound effects to hobby projects I was just chatting with my new chum, James “Chewy” Vroman. This all ...

If you're always on the go, great battery life should be a top priority when you're choosing an MP3 player. These players pack at least 20 hours of juice, and one even lasts more than 40 hours on a ...

The anti-shock of this unit is far superior to any other mp3-CD player that I've tried. The original RioVolt was unusable when jogging and the RioVolt 250 isn't much better in this regard. I tested ...

The WalkieMusic MP3 Deluxe from the bizarrely named CyQ’ve isn’t the only game in town. Gabe Meister writes in that Teac offers a mini-CD MP3 player of its own, the MP-330. By the way, does anyone ...

Good morning all. Time for some morning reading courtesy of your good friends at HotHardware. JeffB checkin' in with the latest news floating around the hardware world. Got a decent selection waiting ...

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Jingles on cell phones are going beyond ring tones, calling up a day when wireless devices might double as mini MP3 players with the potential to replace stand-alone products such as Apple Computer's ...

We just got our hands on Samsung's new 512MB YP-T7 flash-based MP3 player, which is shaping up to be a pretty solid alternative to the iPod shuffle, especially if you've been fixing for something with ...

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