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Top 3 Mp3 Player Deals

	The iPod (30 gig) This is undoubtedly the most popular mp3 player today. With space to store thousands of mp3's as well as tons of accessories - it is a must have! [read our full review!]
	The iRiver (20 gig) This is another popular mp3 player choice. It is developed by iRiver and stores many many songs. It has a very sleek and modern look to it. [read our full review!]
	Creative Zen (20 gig) This is a great mp3 player developed by Creative. It stores a tremendous amount of mp3's and has a great look. It is also very reasonably priced. [read our full review!]

Latest Mp3 Stores and Player News

Lowest-radiation cell phones

CNET offers the 20 cell phones in the United States with the lowest specific absorption rates.

Originally posted at Dialed In

Hands-on: Xobni's insta-address book for BlackBerry

We take a close look at Xobni for BlackBerry, an uberutility that complements--or replaces--your address book.

Originally posted at The Download Blog

Dialed In Podcast 119: CTIA and 4G

Nicole is waiting for her flight home from Austin, so Maggie Reardon joins Kent and Bonnie to talk CTIA. The fun starts next Tuesday in Las Vegas, thus we spend this episode of Dialed In dishing on what we'll see at America's favorite wireless trade show. 4G is ...

Originally posted at Dialed In

Zombies, karting, a fiery Frogger, and more: New iPhone games of the week

This week's five newcomers offer a little something for everyone, but take my advice: steer clear of the new Frogger. Spring for the smashing ZombieSmash instead.

Originally posted at iPhone Atlas

Report: Google working on Google TV devices

Google, Intel, and Sony are reportedly working on Internet-connected set-top boxes and TVs that use Intel's Atom chips, Google's Android software, and Sony's hardware.

Originally posted at Relevant Results

Purple, powerful: Early take on Canon PowerShot SX210 IS

The SX210 packs a 14x optical zoom in a compact camera frame, but doesn't make for very good jokes.

The self-driving car: Vehicle automation tech

With all of the advances in vehicle automation and safety technology, cars that can drive themselves may actually be closer than you might think.

Originally posted at The Car Tech blog

Foldable plug wins Design of the Year award

Min-Kyu Choi's redesign of the charmingly bulky British three-pin plug has won the 2010 Brit Insurance Design of the Year award.

Midrange Sony LED LCD sips power, turns off automatically

Sony's midrange edge-lit LED-based LCD is nothing special from an image quality standpoint, but Internet video and eco fiends will find a lot to like.

Nvidia releases new 3D drivers to fix fan issue

(Updated) Nvidia responds to reports of most recent graphics card drivers behind fan failures.