It's no surprise that Gateway has entered the micro hard drive MP3 player market with its own 4GB device. But what is surprising about today's announcement is the fact that, like the Apple iPod Photo, ...

What is it: 4GB or 8GB flash-based MP3 player Price: $99-$129 Overview: We needed a non-iPod, non-Zune MP3 player to add to our arsenal of players used to test automakers’ newest audio systems. Many ...

Samsung Electronics reaffirms its reputation as a leading innovator in the portable audio space with a new ultra-slim, lightweight flash-memory player that puts 3D sound in the palm of consumers’ ...

We’ve been eyeing these wee MP3 players for quite a while now, and they just don’t seem ready for prime-time. The YP-Z5, the latest in Samsungs oft-amazing line-up, is considerably thicker than the ...

Ematic introduced the eSport Clip MP3/Video Player with 1.8-inch color display. The user-friendly and compact player is ideal for multi-taskers and people with an active lifestyle as it keeps the user ...

If you’re fed up with iPods (and why would you be?) you might want to take a look at the Siren Edge 4GB MP3 player, which pretty much it does what most of the other MP3 players do, but does it with a ...

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New to the UK market is the Godot M9500 MP3 player, a 4GB machine with a stylish brushed metal casing. The 4GB capacity should store up to 1000 songs in MP3 format or double that in WMA format. It can ...

An HP Pavilion entertainment laptop, an Altec Lansing iPod dock, and a 4GB Zune MP3 player. Here are your daily deals for Monday, April 20, straight from the Gadget Gal: 1. Today's deal at Woot is the ...

Kodi (formerly known as XBMC) is an open source software media center for playing videos, music, pictures and games. The application has been gaining growing popularity by millions of users globally.

For several years, Australian brand Life! has been cranking out funky-looking bags designed to hold laptops, cameras and MP3 players. Now the company is taking a stab at creating a gadget to go inside ...