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  Creative Zen X-Fi2 32GB

  The Creative Zen X-Fi2 is the company's first touchscreen MP3 player which includes expandable storage and native support for FLAC.

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  Fake iPod Nano (4th generation)

  If it wasn't for the glitchy software and sub-standard battery life, the fake iPod Nano might have been almost as good as the real thing.

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  Apple iPod Touch (3rd generation, 32GB)

  Though the updates are subtle, the third-generation iPod Touch still leaves its competitors in the dust.

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  Apple iPod Classic 160GB

  The iPod Classic refines the formula that put the iPod on the map. Few can match its combination of storage capacity, battery life and intuitive user interface.

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  Apple iPod Nano (5th generation)

  Not sure which new iPod to choose? The Nano's fifth incarnation wins hands down, with FM tuner and video camera being more than just cheap gimmicks.

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  Cowon D2+

  The Cowon D2+ is a sturdy little touchscreen MP3 player with flexible sound enhancement settings and useful features, but it hasn't changed much from the 2007 version.

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  Sony NWZ-S738 Walkman

  An excellent player equipped with noise-cancelling and a wealth of customisation options, the S738 is poised to take on the iPod Nano.

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  Apple iPod Touch (2nd generation)

  If you've been holding back, now is the time: the second-gen Touch is an excellent media player, and the addition of third-party apps extends the fun for everyone, no matter where your interests lie.

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  LG Micro HiFi System FB163

  It's clad in a pretty package, but the FB163 disappoints on the performance front, offering confusing iPod features and an arguably superfluous USB recording function.

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  Samsung YP-T10

  Samsung's super-cute player has several enchanting features — including a dancing dog — but its touch-sensitive controls can be temperamental.

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  Creative MuVo T200 (4GB)

  It's tough trying to live up to your older sibling. Just ask Creative's MuVo T200, which struggles to match the company's Zen Stone on every spec.

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  Nokia 5310 XpressMusic

  Slim and simple design stand out on the latest in Nokia's XpressMusic line.

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  Samsung YP-P2

  The Samsung YP-P2 is a well-designed player and distinctly affordable for what it does. The only problem is that what it does just isn't as impressive as it could be.

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  Samsung YP-K3 (2GB)

  Samsung sets its sights on "slick" with its latest flash MP3 player, an understated beauty that hopes to tame the iPod beast.

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  Apple iPod Nano (2nd generation, 4GB)

  Apple's second generation iPod Nano looks and feels better than the original, and comes in 2GB, 4GB and 8GB versions.

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  Apple iPod (updated fifth generation, 80GB)

  The new "enhanced" iPod looks like a tremendous improvement over the last one, with a brighter screen and better battery life.

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  SanDisk Sansa e250 (2GB)

  SanDisk has produced a winner in its e series. Not only do the players have a great list of features, its price makes it a very compelling proposition for those looking for a small MP3 player.

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  Apple iPod U2 Special Edition (30GB, video)

  The iPod U2 certainly isn't for everyone, but its target audience (namely, U2 fans) will love it, and will pay the extra AU$50 for it.

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  Samsung YP-Z5 (2GB)

  The YP-Z5 sounds clean and punchy. The touchpad needs an overhaul, but it's one of the first genuinely exciting MP3 players this year.

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  Sony NW-A1000 Walkman

  For an MP3 player to even begin to make a dent in the iPod's lead, it has to look good. Sony's latest stab at the heart of Apple's MP3 player dominance, the NW-A1000 Walkman, certainly deserves a thumbs up in the design stakes.

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