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Archos Jukebox Recorder 20 review

Review If you need lots of music at your fingertips and you hate bloated interfaces, the Jukebox Recorder 20 is the device for you.

PC users join the iPod party

Buyer's Guide Finally, Apple's iPod MP3 player can work with Windows. Two new applications let PC users connect up an iPod. We compare EphPod and XPlay.

Creative Labs Jukebox 3 review

Review The Jukebox 3 breaks new ground, offering more connectivity, recording and sound options than any other MP3 player currently available.

Soundbug review

Review The Soundbug is a good conversation piece, but speaker manufacturers can rest easy.

5.0 Editors' Rating

Apple iPod 10GB review

Review Like the original 5GB iPod, price notwithstanding, this is the finest MP3 player that we've ever reviewed. However, we still wish that Apple would offer native Windows support.

Creative Labs Sound Blaster Extigy review

Review If you're into watching DVDs, listening to tunes or recording music with your computer, you'd be doing yourself a favour by upgrading your sound with this convergence device.

9.0 Editors' Rating

Creative Labs Sound Blaster Audigy Platinum eX review

Review A state-of-the-art sound card that comes close to the flexibility and quality of dedicated studio equipment.

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