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Apple iTunes 8 is the industry standard for multimedia jukebox software and despite the need for a UI overhaul and some liposuction to remove the bloat, iTunes is a solid choice that most users will enjoy.

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Altec Lansing T612

iPhone 3G owners have a strong incentive to splurge on Altec Lansing's T612. Every other iPod owner should look elsewhere, though.

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Apple iTunes 7

iTunes 7 includes some great updates, like gapless playback, games downloads and a better interface, but Australian users so far miss out on the movie downloads available to American users.

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B&W Zeppelin speaker

B&W has made a grand, sweeping entrance into the lucrative iPod accessory market with the lush but pricey Zeppelin.

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Klipsch iGroove SXT iPod speaker

Klipsch's entry-level iGroove SXT iPod speaker system may be short on features, but it delivers a big, muscular sound considering its compact size.

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Apple to Podcaster: No App Store for you

Apple's decision that the Podcaster iPhone app is unfit for its App Store raises questions for developers and users alike.

JVC's dual-dock iPod speaker eases party pain

JVC has doubled up on the docks with its NX-PN7, an iPod speaker system that allows you to charge two players simultaneously and play songs from each.

A bridge to the future of the iPod

More than six years into the iPod era, Apple still stands atop the music player landscape. But what comes next?

Mini aluminium Nano add-on

Trick out your third-gen Nano with Creative's TravelSound i80, a teeny, rechargeable speaker that fits snug against your player.

Pinnacle's itty bitty video box

Allo allo, what have we got here? A little black box that records TV shows and transfers them straight to your iPod, that's what.

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What is the best way to store still photos and video when travelling?

What is the best way to store still photos and video when travelling? I'd like to have fast copy of flash card memory from the camera and fast upload of the tape onto a device which I can carry with me.

How to rip audio from concert DVDs

There are many ways to rip audio from a live concert DVD so you can listen to the songs on your iPod, but here are two that are free and both Mac and PC compatible.

iPod your car

An iPod, or any MP3 player, is a great way of carrying around shedloads of music. But why should you only listen to your music collection on the bus or train? We show you how to hook your iPod up to your car.

DIY: Replace your iPod's battery

Users of the first 5GB iPod model can expect a long, slow descent to shorter and shorter battery life between recharges. Eventually, you're going to have to switch out the battery - we'll show you how.

Do more with your iPod

Want to get the most out of your iPod? Then you need our handy guide to maximising your iPod's musical talents.

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What's hot in AV: CEDIA 2008

The CEDIA 2008 show on the Gold Coast is the closest thing we have to CES in Vegas, and we went along to find some of Australia's newest AV gear.
Photos: Volkswagen Golf GT Sport TSI

We like VW's Golf GT Sport TSI a lot. We pick at its nits and study its bits, including its Twincharger engine.
On the floor at Sony.Experience More

CNET.com.au attended the annual Sony.Experience More showcase to check out the latest from the Japanese electronics giant.
Reinventing the scroll wheel

A recent visit by to Synaptics' headquarters in Santa Clara, California, turned up several notable concept designs that might make their way into future PCs.
Photos: 10 tech flops -- with cool names

Have you ever thought that some tech companies occasionally invest more brainpower in naming their products than in making them successful? You're not the only one who thinks so.