Buying Guides & Articles:MP3 Players

When shopping for an MP3 player, first decide how much you're willing to spend on a unit you might want to replace in a year or two... Read more

These are the smallest and lightest types of MP3 players, often no bigger than a pack of gum, and they typically weigh no more than 3 ounces... Read more

Common MP3 player features include the ability to play music, video and show photographs... Read more

It's hard work choosing the right Mp3 player. Our handy little guide will do the work for you... Read more

There are lightweight, sporty models for fitness buffs or daily commuters, players roomy enough to hold entire CD collections, cool gadgets that take digital pictures... Read more

Whether you want to get your groove on while working out or would like to amuse yourself as you commute on public transit, a portable MP3 music player could suit your... Read more

Hard drive players hold much more music, but there are drawbacks. Find out the pros and cons... Read more

The profusion of personal audio devices grows daily. With the proliferation of compression formats, we hesitate to call them MP3 players, although MP3 is the one format... Read more

For many potential buyers of portable digital-music players, the question is simple: iPod or not. Apple is the popular leader in design, ease of use, and so on. iPods... Read more

One of the simplest ways to put digital music on your stereo—burning a data CD-R filled with MP3s for playing on any CD or DVD player that supports MP3 CDs (which... Read more