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Logitech S715i In a sea of affordable, forgettable iPod speakers, the Logitech S715i is a beacon for those who prefer their music to sound great. Read full story
- Alternatives to the iPod Nano
If you're not convinced you want to hop on the Nano bandwagon, there's a handful of worthy alternatives available. We round up CNET's top picks. Read full story
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Apple iPod Nano (2011)
See what's new in Apple's updated iPod Nano, including full Nike+ integration, new clock faces, and a new home screen navigation. Read more
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Take a closer look at SanDisk's Sansa Clip Zip MP3 player, an affordable player that's an ideal gym companion. Read more
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We take a look at Dexim's universal FM transmitter. Read more
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We have to admit, we really didn't see this one coming. An iPod Nano with a 1.5-inch touch screen? You have to see it to believe it. Read more
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The fourth generation of the Apple iPod Shuffle is smaller than ever, and a throwback to the player's glory days. Read more
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User reviews
"Beautiful hardware, quite lacking software" by Drakko3546 on November 9, 2011
Pros: Beautiful screen
Chrome back
Very thin
Very light
Lots of capabilities
Cons: Quite boring OS
Back gets smudges
No GPS
Small screen
Only in two colors
Summary: The iPod touch is a really beautiful piece of technology, although the locked down OS ... Read full review
Which MP3 player is right for me?
MP3 players are definitely not one-size-fits-all. They come in a range of shapes and sizes, use different types of memory, and support different formats.
Based on these and other features, certain players are better suited to certain uses--you should choose the player (or players) that meets your needs. Check out the various uses for an MP3 player and figure out which players are up to the task.
