Archive for the ‘Mp3 Players Reviews’ Category

The Sansa Express is SanDisk’s budget MP3 player selling in the sub sixty dollar price range. Although it is what you would expect from an inexpensive MP3 player, there are a few features that give it a little bit of an edge in the budget MP3 player market, one being its microSD slot for memory expansion of up to ... Full story

If your idea of the ideal MP3 player is one that packs in every feature in the book, including a 2-megapixel camera, take a long look at the Samsung YP-D1--just keep in mind it maxes out at 2GB. At first glance, the Samsung YP-D1 looks strikingly like a cell phone. This is both unsurprising--the company produces plenty of mobiles--and ... Full story

The good: Signeo's SN-A800 is a wonderfully designed player with retro-modern style and three standout colors; dedicated function buttons; good sound quality; compatible with OGG; superthin and lightweight; includes FM, voice/line recording. The badThe bad: Signeo's SN-A800, being a designer piece, is overpriced; uses an uncommon USB cable; not compatible with protected music files; buttons can be a drag for ... Full story

The FY700 is a flash based mp3 player that is available in 512MB, 1GB, and 2GB sizes and supports MP3, WMA, WMA DRM, and ASF audio files. This UMS player also packs in FM, FM recording, voice recording, 5 band EQ, and adjustable playback speed, to name the majority. The FY700 has the same feature set as MPIO’s family of ... Full story

Memory maker SanDisk is going prime time with its feature-packed Sansa e200 series, which includes the world's first 6GB flash player. Memory goliath SanDisk continues its assault on the flash-based MP3 player market with the CES launch of the flagship Sansa e200 series and the budget-class Sansa c100 series. The e200 series represents a departure from previous Sansa players, ... Full story

The ubiquity of digital audio players is becoming more evident as companies venture into younger demographics. SanDisk does just that with an MP3 player targeted at the tween and possibly even the toddler demographic. Enter the Sansa Shaker. Doused in gender specific colors of pink and blue, the Shaker resembles more of a toy than an MP3 player. The Shaker ... Full story

Have you ever dreamed of listening to your digital audio player for 24 hours straight? Sure you have; and you'd do basically anything to make it come true: except for the fact that very few devices are actually capable of doing so. The thing is, with MobiBLU, the company that brought us the DAH-1500i "cube" digital audio player, has came ... Full story

The minimalist Samsung YP-S2 (Pebble) audio player is a fun, inexpensive alternative to the Apple iPod shuffle. But be prepared to spend some time with its manual: the absence of a screen makes navigating the Samsung YP-S2's many features tricky. In shape, the Samsung YP-S2 resembles a polished stone, which explains its Pebble nickname. It is available in five jewel-like colours: ... Full story

The ibiza Rhapsody is another attempt at direct wireless downloads- a path that has been blazed by the MusicGremlin and the Sansa Connect. I had a chance to check out this player last year at CES 2007 and it was one of the sexiest designs I have seen on an MP3 player. However, to cut production costs the ibiza ... Full story

Among the big changes announced were better, faster graphics cards, new aluminium cases and glass screens for the whole MacBook range (except for the entry-level white MacBook, which gets a price cut but no makeover), and the introduction of multi-touch "trackpads" instead of a conventional mouse. There's no doubt the switch to Nvidia's graphics chipset has improved the graphical performance ... Full story