Apple iPod and MP3 Player Reviews
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Ministry of Sound MP055
Get your white gloves on, pull the glowsticks out of the fridge and get listening to the bangin’ choons on this Ministry MP3 player. Innit.
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Cowon iAudio A2
Battery life is more than double that of its competitors and the widescreen is a joy.
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Grundig VP6200
One of the cheaper dedicated video jukeboxes which does a adequate job but not an excellent one.
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Archos Gmini 402
This is one kooky multimedia jukebox, based around a 20GB hard drive, camcorder and an oddly non-widescreen 2.2in colour display
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Mio 268
The Mio 268 doubles as an MP3 player and contacts store and, with a 3.5-inch colour screen and 256MB map storage, will guide you all over the UK and Ireland
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Archos AV500
The Archos AV 500 is a portable media player with a big screen, big hard-drive capacity and big battery life – all fitting in the palm of your hand
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iAudio X5
iAudio’s X5 has a display of 260,000 colours, built in JetAudio software, a 1.8in screen and 3.5 hours of playback
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Creative Zen Vision
Creative’s Zen Vision is a 30GB clever clogs, majoring in vision with a 3.7in widescreen and an AV-out jack
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Creative Zen Vision:M
The Creative Zen Vision:M does Music, films, TV, radio and photography with a 30GB hard drive and high-res colour screen
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Samsung YP-T8Q
The 2GB Samsung YP-T8Q boasts 2GB flash memory, a plethora of settings and a generous 1.8inch widescreen
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B&O Beosound 2
B&O’s Beosound 2 boasts a solid build, display-less design and a 512MB SD card to store your music
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Sony NW-E005
Sony’s latest looks like a snazzy USB key but has simplified controls making it easy to use and a bright, clear OLED screen
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MobiBlu DAH-1900
The mobiBLU DAH may not be a slice of aesthetic pie, but it weighs only 66g and has a remarkable 150-hour battery life
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SanDisk Sansa c150
The Sansa c150 is small, simple and has a decent colour screen for photo viewing. It takes AAA batteries but is so cheap you won’t be letting that bother you





