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Although the headphone market continues to burgeon with new models, it can be surprisingly tough to find a decent, fitness-friendly pair. via CNN

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Mike Wilcox puts some mini MP3 players through their paces. If you place any value on a well-catalogued music collection at your fingertips, you have no doubt jumped on the digital music bandwagon eons ago. via The Age

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“Singapore Airlines' customers can now enjoy their music, TV shows and movies on their iPod and iPhone through the in-flight entertainment system.”

Friday, 16 May 2008, 10:35 am Press Release: Singapore Airlines iPod And iPhone Connectivity Now Available On Singapore Airlines Singapore Airlines announced the first-ever flights featuring iPod and iPhone ... via Scoop

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“These stores have served them very, very well and really raised the bar in terms of technology customer service”

Apple Inc unveiled its largest U.S. store on Wednesday, a glass-facade building sheathed in steel that a senior company official said reflects Apple's plans to expand retail ventures at home and abroad. via Reuters

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Sennheiser's high-end open-air headphones deliver deep bass, luxuriously padded ear cups, and a replaceable cord for a more economical price than their flagship model. via ZDNet

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Posted in Portable Meda Players by Conner Flynn on May 13th, 2008 Creative has doubled the gigabytes in their Shuffle-rival, the MuVo T200. via Slippery Brick

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The Sony Rolly, shown at the Consumer Electronics Show in January, is a "dancing" MP3 player: When songs are loaded or streamed via Bluetooth, the Rolly can roll around and flap its speaker coverings in time ... via Embedded.com

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Read more Digital Audio , MP3 , Mobile Devices Creative's original Muvo player was one of the smallest MP3 players around at the time and did quite well for itself amongst a swathe of chunky rivals. via Gizmodo UK

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“We expect to be consistent with the margins in our business.”

Research In Motion Ltd. climbed to a record on the Nasdaq after the introduction of a BlackBerry model with quicker Web browsing and more space for video and music, stepping up competition with Apple Inc.'s ... via Chicago Tribune

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