The Creative Zen PMC is finally here. Despite its bulk, the player is solid, but it's the Microsoft Portable Media Center software that deserves most of the praise.
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If you're serious about music quality, Creative's CB2530 Bluetooth wireless headphones aren't for you. Although they eliminate pesky wires, they also suffer from lacklustre sound quality, frequent sound dropouts, and limited volume output.
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This colourful, multi-featured player is a little beauty, offering a solid alternative to the ubiquitous iPod range.
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Featuring a new vertical scroll bar that is reminiscent of a laptop's touchpad, the Creative Zen Touch is targeted at consumers who prize ease of usage and long battery life.
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Creative has announced plans to release the Xdock HD, an HD-quality iPod video dock.
Creative's HS-1200 is a full duplex headset -- meaning you can send and receive audio data simultaneously. Perfect for online gaming!
Creative has added a small mono speaker to the back of its tiny, funky Zen Stone range of MP3 players.
Two of the iPod's direct competitors have released iPod-specific accessories. Have they thrown in the towel or is it just pragmatism winning over idealism?
Creative's new Optia webcam promises to deliver crystal clear webcam broadcasts and make you sound like a Canadian at the same time.
Need an MP3 player that won't weigh you down? Flash-based ones will fit the bill, and here are tips on how to choose one.
Let our video and text guide help you pick the perfect MP3 player.
From noise-cancelling headphones to software tweaks, we show you how to get the most out of your music -- and highlight some must-have products for tune lovers.
We'll step you through how to upgrade the firmware on some of the most popular MP3 players, so there'll be no excuses not to have the latest and greatest feature set available.
Your new PC will only be as good as the sum of its parts. Here's a quick guide to the main PC components you'll find available in 2006, so you can match your performance requirements and budget realities.
We know what you're thinking: Why mention the iPod in the same breath as digital audio players from Archos, and Creative when the iPod doesn't even play the WMA format?
Feel like massaging your sound? There are quite a few MP3 players with advanced equaliser options and special sound-processing effects.
Ultimately, MP3 players are about the music -- so which one sounds the best?
If you're a digital music hoarder, you'll want a player that can store a hefty number of songs. Here are four of our picks.
CDs and DVDs are like so 1990s, man. If you're ready to ditch the disc and want to disco over to digital, then check out CNET.com.au's list of the major online media stores in Australia.
Visualize your music with this media player that responds to input from CDs, MP3s, and more.
Download the DOS/Windows 3.x Basic Disk from Creative Labs.
Configure your line for recording devices used for games.
Configure your line for recording devices used for games.
Get the Windows 95/98 full-duplex audio drivers from Creative Labs.