At first glance it's tricky to see how you control the LG JM53. It's the size of a mobile phone (101 x 48 x 14mm) yet the front of the player only carries a 45mm OLED ...

Creative has joined the recent swathe of mid-capacity flash players with the release of the Zen V and V+. One of the few MP3 player manufacturers that has remained at the forefront of digital audio players ...

Archos has good pedigree in the MP3 market, so when this apparently Apple Nano-targeted Archos 104 was released, we were hopeful of seeing a worthy rival. Modelled on the Gmini XS 100, the 104 sports a ...

Sony needed to do something special to get back into the game on the MP3 player front. Over the last decade the electronics giant has been consistently rated as the world's number one brand, yet in ...

Sweex is a firm which, over the past year or two, has slowly but surely positioned itself against the likes of Trust at the budget end of the hardware market. The company's 2GB, solid state Blue ...

Communications regulator Ofcom's decision to review laws against transmission over an FM band without a licence has prompted iTrip users to relax slightly. It's also prompted rival manufacturer Netac to include an FM transmitter in its ...

Creative offers its flash memory Zen Nano Plus music player in three capacities (256MB, 512MB and 1GB) and a choice of colours including black and white, however we reckon our white 512MB sample was more like ...

Sony's NW-E003 music player uses a simple USB memory key design, where you pop off the end cover and plug it into your PC or notebook to charge the Li-Ion battery and fill the player with ...

Panasonic's SV-SD300 is unusual for a number of reasons. For one thing it is supplied without any storage capacity whatsoever and for another it's not an MP3 player as it converts your music files into a ...

Photography has changed so radically with the introduction of digital cameras that new accessories have had to be developed to enable the serious snapper in the field (both professional and semi-professional) to be able to view ...

I made myself a promise before starting to write this review not to mention the best known, flash-based, multi-gigabyte portable music player in the world. You know the one I mean. The Sansa e200 series comes ...

Audio players, which will play back music tracks and things you record live, are becoming as ubiquitous as mobile phones, so it's not surprising we're now getting models intended for the youth market. The Max-Joy audio ...

It seems hard to believe that it was almost exactly a year ago that iRiver brought out its H10 multimedia player, with its emphasis on compactness, ease of function and good sound quality. The U10 has ...

Those looking for 2GB and 4GB portable music players now have something new to add to their list of possibilities: Samsung's YP-Z5. Available in silver and black, the 2GB player will cost you around £130, the ...

"It's like an iPod Video, but not made by Apple." Creative, along with other Apple competitors, has been struggling against this perception since the iPod defined the market. Yet despite bearing more than a passing resemblance ...

The term MP3 player has become generic for pocket-sized music players, but in reality the high-end models do a lot more than play music tracks. The i-Station i2 is a fully-fledged multimedia player, offering recorded TV ...

MP3 players come in all shapes and sizes and the Z5 from Korean manufacturer Iops is one of the smallest so far. About the size and shape of a pair of AA batteries side by side, ...

Here at IT Reviews we admire products and companies that show innovation and that certain je ne sais quoi, and here's MSI with its Mega Player 516 BT, which is an MP3 player that doubles up ...

You probably expect that a Sony MP3 player will be small, sleek and silver in colour, and perhaps it will have a Memory Stick slot tucked away somewhere. So it may come as a surprise to ...

Oh woe is you. You have such great tunes and playlists on your iPod MP3 player, but you can't share your sounds with other people in a group-listening session. Well, there are actually plenty of ways ...