Sony Corp. is broadening support for the MP3 file format in its portable music player range. It will introduce a new hard disk-based MP3 player in December, and will offer software upgrades for ...

Sony is broadening support for the MP3 file format in its portable music player range. It will introduce a new hard disk-based MP3 player in December, and will offer software upgrades for earlier ...

The term MP3 player is used loosely here, as playing lossy MP3 files is the least of what these digital audio players or DAPs can do. From the powerful DACs and amplifiers for premium sound when ...

The project makes use of an IDE hard drive in order to build a standalone MP3 player designed for car, home, or portable use. A group of MP3 files are played as the MP3 player reads FAT32 file system ...

June 10, 2005 The global love affair with the portable digital music (aka MP3) player continues to flourish with more players, larger capacities and cheaper prices, all the while fueled by more of the ...

Getting an iPod might seem like a no-brainer, but there are still some high-quality non-Apple MP3 players out there. Here's how to figure out which player type is right for you. I'm the ...

IF you are the type of person who likes listening to your favorite tunes while commuting to work or working out, then having the “right†MP3 player is essential. Simply put, flash memory players ...

Continuing its push into consumer electronics, Dell on Monday announced a disk drive-based MP3 player and details of a partnership with music download company Musicmatch. The Dell Digital Jukebox ...

Here at Gizmogirl, SanDisk is the logical company to buy an mp3 player from. It is the Tupperware of the digital world, with a huge range of tiny containers for storing your digital junk. The ...

Citing a shift in consumer needs, Dell has discontinued all of its hard drive-based MP3 players, but continues to sell flash-based ones. Strategic move or an admission of defeat?<BR><BR>Story.

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