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Audio 4 out of 5Sony Walkman NWZ-W273 sports media player review
The Sony Walkman W273 sports headphones are the latest "active" headphones from Sony and are designed for runners, or those keen to ditch the need for a headphone cable trailing somewhere over their body, when they exercise. No wires, well only one Unlike...
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AudioSony Walkman W273: Return of the Walkman, this time for exercise junkies
Sony has announced its new waterproof, all-in-one Walkman W273 media player at CES 2013 in Las Vegas. Unlike most media players available on the market, the W273 is wire-free, with all of the MP3's internals built right into the headset. The new Walkman...
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AudioApple iPod nano pictures and hands-on
Apple has reinvented its iPod nano for the seventh generation of the minute media player. Gone is the square form factor, and in its place is the first widescreen multi-touch display in the gadget's history. When picked up, while not fragile, the new...
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OnlineApple iPod touch pictures and hands-on
Apple has updated the iPod touch, bringing with it a larger, more impressive Retina display. Now measuring 4-inches, the 1136 x 640 display is sharp and vibrant and with a new wider aspect, better suited to movies on the move. The iPod touch (5th generation)...
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Audio 4 out of 5Samsung Galaxy S Wi-Fi 4.2 (YP-GI1) review
Remember MP3 players? Those were the things that were popular at the start of the decade, before mobile phones all got dozens of gigabytes of storage and apps and games and lots of things to keep you occupied when you are bored. Well, Samsung thinks that...
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AudioSamsung S Pebble pictures and hands-on
Announced alongside the Samsung Galaxy S III, the Samsung S Pebble is a small accessory MP3 player to accompany your phone. Your first reaction might be to wonder why, when you've you got a smartphone, you'd need an additional MP3 player. It's a fair...
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OnlineSamsung Galaxy S Wi-Fi 4.2 pictures and hands-on
Fitting somewhere among the vast array of Galaxy devices, it would be too easy to laugh off the Samsung Galaxy S WiFi 4.2 in a volley of comparisons of screen sizes and SIM cards. The fact of the matter is, that if you take this device on its own merits,...
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AudioSamsung Galaxy S Wi-Fi media players - 3.6, 4.0 and 5.0
Samsung is big fan of more, and it seems that, now that the Koreans have found a product family that works, it intends to make it a dynasty the to put the Kennedys to shame. We knew about the Samsung Galaxy S Wi-Fi 4.0 and 5.0 when we turned up at IFA...
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AudioPhilips goes Gingerbread with the GoGear Connect 3, we go hands-on
The Philips GoGear Connect 3 is more the tiny tablet than an MP3-player. Announced by the Royal Dutch at IFA 2011, it's the next generation in the company's Android-running personal devices and this time it comes with Gingerbread with the thinnest of...
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Audio 4 out of 5Sony Walkman NWZ-B162 review
With the whole tech world constantly banging on about the iPod, sometimes it's easy to forget that there are other big-name brands who also make portable music players. Sony has a long history in personal audio, and still uses the Walkman brand that it...
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AudioCreative ZEN Style M300 hands-on
Creative's latest music, photo and video player - the ZEN Style M300 - sports Bluetooth playback for wireless listening. We managed to get a sneak preview of the tiny gadget at a meet-up with the manufacturer. The diminutive player measures just 55 x...
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Audio 2 out of 5Samsung Galaxy Player 50 review
The Samsung Galaxy Player 50 is an Android-based portable media player, offering up a healthy dose of connected magic and Android goodness, along with Samsung’s trademark additions that have made the likes of the Samsung Galaxy S a popular media-savvy...
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Audio 3.5 out of 5Archos 32 Internet Tablet review
Archos has long been at the forefront of the PMP market and by updating its portables with wireless connectivity and most recently the Android OS, it attempts to fight off competition from rivals and high-end mobile phones. The Archos 32 could easily...
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Audio 3.5 out of 5Philips GoGear Muse review
The Philips GoGear Muse (SA2MUS16S) is an MPEG4 player that looks to offer a range of features without breaking the bank. The Muse is lovingly crafted from brushed metal so it looks fantastic, but does the rest of the package deliver? A comparison to...
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Audio 3.5 out of 5Samsung TicToc YP-S1AL review
Although many brands have bowed to down to Apple's dominance and quietly pulled out of the MP3 market, Samsung is still a big player when it comes to portable music players. The Korean manufacturer's latest offering - the TicToc - is aimed squarely...