Sony's 20GB NW-HD5 and the iPod are both dead simple to use, but the HD5 is smaller, and its removable battery lasts much longer.
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This mini system is a real looker that will appeal to style snobs and those with limited space, but the sound lets it down.
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This system is an option for less critical listeners who don't want the clutter of a full 5.1 system. With only two visible speakers, it is suited for bedrooms and smaller rooms where space is a premium.
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Roxio's Easy Media Creator 7 offers the most comprehensive and well-integrated suite of CD- and DVD-burning tools on the market.
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Radiohead's groundbreaking pay-what-you-want offer for the album In Rainbows ended on Monday, and while it's regarded as one of the most daring promotions ever, not everyone thought it was such a hot idea.
Sony BMG Music Entertainment, the world's second largest music label, has become the last of the top four majors to scuttle digital rights management (DRM) software on music downloads.
The ever-shrinking record album — its latest iteration being the compact disc — just got a lot more compact, or shall we say, micro.
SanDisk and the big four music labels will shortly make albums available on microSD cards. But is the format a great idea or a fiddly mess?
Microsoft will update its security tools to detect and remove part of the copy protection tools installed on PCs when some music CDs are played.
Ripping tracks on your music CDs into MP3 files is easier than ever, and this tutorial will show you how to tweak settings to ensure your new files are named properly, stored in the proper directory, and sound their very best -- using either Windows Media Player or iTunes.
Annoyed with the gaps your MP3 player inserts between the tracks of otherwise uninterrupted albums? This guide will show you how to rip CDs as a single track to eliminate those snippets of silence.
Got a lot of songs on your MP3 player that you'd like to hear on your PC, home stereo or car CD player? Our tutorial explains how to burn you favourite playlist to CD to get more mileage from the music on your portable player.
One great reason to get into MP3 encoding is so that you can store all of your CDs on your computer to listen to any time you want.
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Extract audio CD tracks to MP3, WAV, WMA, VQF, and Ogg Vorbis files.
Extract audio CD tracks and save them to MP3 format.
Convert your audio CDs to other file formats directly from Windows Explorer or My Computer.
Rip and save your CD music as MP3 files and burn them.
Convert your audio CD into MP3, WAV, WMA, RM, and OGG formats.