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• Sony intros S-, E-, and B-Serie... [Engadget]
  Filed under: Portable Audio, Portable Video Remember those new Walkmans we saw recently? Well the folks at Sony have decided to get all fancy and official with them. The electronics-maker is introducing S-, E-, and B-Series PMPs, all featuring MP ... (more) (0 comments)
• TrekStore intros 32GB vibez DAP... [Engadget]
  Filed under: Portable Audio It's been a while since we've seen any new DAPs from TrekStor, but it looks like the company is set to roll into IFA with a brand new batch, including an updated vibez player, and new i.Beat organix and i.Beat nova pla ... (more) (0 comments)
• Cowon's S9 Curve with 3.3-inch ... [Engadget]
  Filed under: Portable Audio, Portable Video Taste that? It's the sweet nectar of want for Cowon's new S9 Curve. This 3.3-inch media player features a AMOLED, capacitive touch panel display sporting 480 x 272 pixels, a 500MHz dual-core CPU, T-DMB ... (more) (0 comments)
• Archos 5 gets the hands-on trea... [Engadget]
  Filed under: Portable Audio, Portable Video Archos has only just taken the wraps off its new Generation 6 "internet media tablets" but, right on cue, the folks at Generation MP3 have already turned out a pretty extensive hands-on with one of 'em, ... (more) (0 comments)
• Some people would kill for an Ipod [ITExaminer.com]
  Teenager murders his friend's sister for an MP3 player (more) (0 comments)
• Samsung YP-S2 [PC Magazine]
  The YP-S2, aka the Pebble, won't win any awards for sound quality or battery life, but it's a cheap, gym-friendly iPod shuffle competitor. (more) (0 comments)
• ZEN Krystal revealed on Creativ... [Engadget]
  Filed under: Portable Audio Apparently Creative is cooking up more than just the ZEN X-Fi as of late, according to a discovery made by anythingbutipod forum members. The crew stumbled onto the ZEN Krystal, a small MP3 player that features 4GB of ... (more) (0 comments)
• Ainol introduces display-domina... [Engadget]
  Filed under: Portable Audio, Portable Video Some serious time has passed since Ainol rolled out its abominable V1000, and while we reckon the V2000 was lost somewhere in the mix, the V3000 is pretty enough to note -- if but for a moment. Details ... (more) (0 comments)