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Comparing The Ipod - How Are Other Mp3 Players Different From Ipods?

According to the latest market studies, the iPod has sold over 1.5 million units as compared to the other MP3 players. The iPod video 30gb holds over 15,000 songs, 25,000 photos, or 150 hours of video with a battery life of 14 hours for music, and two hours for videos. Find out more...


Creative Zen Vision - Shall We Take A Look At An Award Winner

The Creative Zen Vision is Creative Labs' newest addition to their successful line of portable media players. A 30GB video player it plays songs, displays photos, along with video collections. Find out more...


Dummy Cameras: Fool the Robber & Protect Yourself

Don't know how dummy cameras work? Then go ahead and read this short article to discover more information about this type of cameras.


Replacing Your Old Apple iPod Battery

This eZine Article provides you with information on how to change your iPod battery - it isn't as difficult as you may think, it just takes a bit of time and some basic skills. Give power to your ipod once again!!


How to Hack Your iPod: Six Great iPod hacks

Hacking your iPod – whether it’s modding the case, installing custom software, or tearing it up and doubling the memory – can transform the ubiquitous music and media player into something unique.


Multitasking for PIC Micros

How you can do multitasking using a PIC microcontroller with interrupts and careful coding techniques.


Noise Cancelling Headphones Will Save Your Ears

Noise cancelling headphones are specially designed headphones with the aim of blocking out external noises to improve the clarity and quality of your listening experience. This article takes a look at the benefits of using noise cancelling headphones.


A Look at the iRiver MP3 Player

Iriver introduced their first product, the iMP-100, a portable CD player capable of decoding MP3 data files on CDs, on November, 2000. In the number one global market, iriver was quickly displaced by the introduction of Apple's iPod. Find out more...


ScanDisk-An Overall Look

The leader in flash memory, ScanDisk delivers more flash memory products than anyone else in more form factors. They carry 315 issued U.S. patents along with 160 foreign patents, so it is very clear to see that ScanDisk is THE inventor of flash data storage. Find out more...


How To Put Music On PSP - Step By Step Guide

One of the feature available in PSP is the ability to play music files namely MP3 format. Certain PSP will also be able to play other types of music files such as Window very own WMA and WMV format, but we will get into that later. However these are restricted to newer version of PSP. This is a rundown on how to put music on PSP.


Understanding Hard Drives - MP3 Hard Drive Players

The hard drive of a computer refers to the fact that the computer memory can retain any and all stored information that was put in - even if it is not powered. The non-volatile examples would be hard disks, floppy disks, read-only memory, etc. Find out more...


Music Videos For PSP - Your PSP Device Is Not Only For Gaming

Just when you thought your PSP couldn't get any cooler, you find out that you can actually get music videos for PSP. Now you can not only play your favorite games, listen to music and look at photos but you can watch the clips of the-


Zune vs Ipod Comparison

Here I'll go through a list of features supported by microsoft zune that are not currently supported by apple's ipod.


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