Tags: e100, mp3
Filter by keyword: 1gb, 256mb, 512gb, 512mb, audio, bluetooth, broadband, card, ces2009, colour, cruise, digital, digital life, e130, e140, e50, flash, htc, ipod, iriver, lcd, music, netvibes, network, nw-e105, nwz-a720, nwz-a820, nwz-a826, player, portable, samsung, sandisk, sansa, screen, sd, shuffle, sony, speed, t7, touch, video, walkman, wma, youtube, yp-t7
iRiver's feature-packed, ultra-compact E50 MP3 player
iRiver's latest iPod Nano competitor comes in the form of the E50, a smaller and much sleeker relative of the E100.
Sony NWZ-A728 Walkman (8GB)
Sony's new batch of Walkmans looks lovely and we're happy to see the end of SonicStage, but the features are a little bland compared to competitors' models.
Reviews
-
Sony NWZ-A826KB Walkman
The limited-edition, Bluetooth-enabled A826KB looks snazzy, and we're glad SonicStage is gone, but we wish the player was available in higher capacities.
-
Iriver E100 (4GB)
Video's a little shonky and scrolling will test your patience, but the E100 delivers the audio goods and throws in some nifty features to boot.
-
Sony NW-E105
Unsurprisingly, with native MP3 support and competitive pricing, Sony pits its player against the leaders of the pack.
-
SanDisk Sansa e140 (1GB)
Although it's an affordable flash player with a decent smattering of features, the e100 series won't win any awards for sound quality.
-
SanDisk Sansa e130 (512MB)
SanDisk's Sansa e100 series features a blue and silver model with 512MB and 1GB of memory, respectively. Both come with carrying cases, armbands and have SD expansion card slots.
-
Samsung YP-T7
Samsung's YP-T7 is a tiny flash-based MP3 player, which isn't as cheap as an iPod Shuffle, but it features a voice recorder, in-line recording, an FM radio and a 65K-colour screen that can display JPEG photos.
News
-
Shiny Sony players holding hands
Sony announces some shiny, happy MP3 players, including a limited-edition Bluetooth model. First impressions? Chic but lacking the excitement factor.
-
SanDisk's Sansa takes on iPod Shuffle
SanDisk hopes to grab a slice of the flash MP3 player market back from Apple when it releases its Sansa music players on Friday.
