And with SD cards now as hefty as 2GB, that's a lot of music for a relatively cheap MP3 player. The Verbatim MP3 player connects to a PC via USB 2.0, and runs on a single AAA battery.

Top portable audio players tested by our expert - A dedicated digital audio player can change the way you listen to music – ...

We tested seven flash-memoryu2013based MP3 players: Rio's Fuse, Chiba, and Cali; Pogo Products' AudioRave; TDK's Mojo 128F; First International Digital's irock 860; and SmartDisk's Rover.

The LDP series also doubles as an SD card reader, which Lexar says makes it good for data transfer. The music player is compatible with MP3 and WMA music formats as well as Microsoft Windows Media ...

Though the MP3 files are stored on an SD card, he uses a cartridge interface, similar to that of a Nintendo 64 or Game Boy of yesteryear, to choose which MP3 to play from the SD card.

Take this portable MP3 player from Japan’s Ever Green corporation. Going by the moniker of DN-2000, this SD card-based player includes no built-in memory whatsoever, making it necessary to ...

Walletex says it has the world's thinnest MP3 player, a credit card-size gagdet that comes in at 2.3mm thick. The Wallet MP3 is flash memory-based, in capacities from 256MB to 2GB.

In addition, if you've got a large hi-res music collection, some of those files can be real storage hogs - even mine with CD-quality MP3 and FLAC files is nearing 300GB, so I'm using cards of this ...

It has features such as a built-in MP3 player, FM radio, and a memory card slot for the MP3 player that allows users to listen to their preferred playlists even when they are not in possession of ...

(Not sure if this is more AV or more hardware)<BR><BR>I recently picked up an Shuttle EBlitz MP3 player at a ChumpUSA free-after-rebate sale. It has 8MB of built in flash and a slot for MMC/SD memory.