Sidney

I recently returned from Taiwan where I attended the Taipei Summer Computer
I.T. Show. Among all the aisles of the latest computer gear, there were
hundreds of new MP3 players. I saw many iPod clones, a variety of hard
drive based models, and more pocket sized players than I can remember. Many
new models have color screens and video capability, which I found to be
mostly useless since they are usually too small to watch video and the
player does not have enough memory to storage a large video file. Some
players allow you to read e-books, although the screens are so small that
you will need a magnifying glass. The main point is that many manufacturers
are adding features and elements to their products to differentiate them in
a crowded market. Mostly they are more expensive and have features that
seem "cool", but are not useful. A good MP3 player is all about audio.
What I was looking for was a player with a cool design, easy to use,
excellent sound quality, and is not full of features that I have to pay for,
but will never use more than once.

Link:

http://www.pdatoday.com/index.php/we...the_mp3_icube/

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