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  from Nino Marchetti
Samsung is showcasing some nice new MP3 players which look cool and have some nice features as well. They won't be iPod killers but are still worth checking out. We also take a look at some other products recently announced which fit into the portable electronics mold.

 
In the Spotlight
Samsung S2, S3 MP3 Players First Look
Samsung has unveiled the S2 Pebble and S3 Slim to compete with Apple's iPod shuffle and iPod nano. These Samsung MP3 players combine style and features to try and draw in buyers. The Samsung S2 and S3 are the company's latest MP3 players and are worth checking out for their great looks, if nothing else. For more details on these new players, check out this first look.

 
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Jensen Delivers HD Radio/iPod Speaker Systems
Jensen recently brought to light two new rather interesting iPod speaker systems which also let you enjoy HD Radio. These are known as the JiMS-525 and JiMS-525A...read more

 
Mickey Mouse Gets His Own MP3 Player
Here's a relatively new MP3 player sure to please both kids and Disney loving adults. The Mickey MP3 Mplayer is on sale through Disney Shopping for around...read more

 
 
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Top Picks - Hard Drive MP3 Players  from your Portable Electronics Guide
Nothing quite beats MP3 players with hard drives when it comes to being able to digitally carry around your music collection. Ranging upwards of 60GB of hard drive space, this translates into the ability to carry up to 15,000 songs or more with you on your journeys. Many hard drive players also let you carry your digital photo collection with you so that you can display it to your friends as musical slideshows. For ideas on some of the best hard drive MP3 players out, check out the list below.

1) Apple iPod
No list of hard drive MP3 players would be complete without the industry leading iPod from Apple. The fifth generation of this popular player comes in 20GB (5,000 songs) and 60GB (15,000 songs) choices and supports AAC and MP3 music files as well as Audible digital audiobooks. It sports a 1.5” color LCD display which can display album cover art as well as JPEG and other types of digital photos which you transfer over through iTunes. Battery life between charges is up to 15 hours.

2) Sony NW-HD5 Network Walkman
Sony’s response to the iPod is the NW-HD5 Network Walkman. It comes in one hard drive size – 20GB – and can store up to 13,000 songs if using Sony’s ATRAC3 plus audio format (other music file formats supported include MP3). The player can up to 40 hours of playback time on its removable, rechargeable battery. The 1.5” LCD display is bi-directional, meaning it can be viewed vertically or horizontally. It comes in three color choices – silver, black, red – and has shock protection for bumps.

3) iriver H10
iriver’s popular H10 hard drive MP3 player turns heads with its different color choices and stylish look. It comes in 20GB (600 hours of music), 6GB (180 hours of music) and 5GB (150 hours of music) storage sizes. Music formats supported include MP3 and WMA. The color LCD, which varies in size depending upon the amount of hard drive space, displays JPEG digital photos. Other features include an integrated FM tuner, integrated voice recorder and a touch strip for on screen navigation.

 
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