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Roadie EVS-4000 portable speaker review.
- 23 Feb 11 11:08 by Vroom
- MP3 players
MyCE presents the Roadie EVS-4000. A portable speaker system with a built in mp3 player.
Memorex EarPhones First Look
- 27 Apr 10 22:29 by Arachne
- MP3 players
We take a look at the funky new EarPhones range from Memorex. We’re also giving away one of each, so read further!
XtremeMac InCharge Duo Review
- 23 Dec 09 11:31 by Sanne
- MP3 players, Mobile Phones
The InCharge Duo is a dual charging dock for iPod and iPhone. Let’s find out what the pros and cons of this device are.
Memorex CD/MP3 Boombox Review
- 14 Dec 09 00:35 by Seán Byrne
- MP3 players
This can be carried around playing music like a traditional Boombox, plays MP3s directly from CD and can run on batteries. Besides being portable, it doesn’t rely on an iPod/MP3 player, making it ideal for parties and outdoor events, where someone could easily walk off with an iPod from a speaker docking station!
Finis SwiMP3v2 MP3 Player Review
- 28 Aug 09 23:17 by Randomus
- MP3 players, Uncategorized
CDFreaks today reviews the Finis SwiMP3v2 MP3 player designed specifically for swimmers.
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MP3 players
- The MP3 player is a portable device for playing back music files, and some more advanced portable media players also play video. Because of this, MP3 Players can be extremely small and most of them have no moving parts, which makes them perfect for listening music while sporting, or on the road.More about this
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- Thu 17 May 15:20 by Seán
- Solid State (ssd), Uncategorized
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