The MP3 Players

Is iRiver gonna bring more new stuffs for us? Someone from CDPKorea has found two new iRiver’s products from Korean Radio Research Laboratory (RRL) approval list. RRL is a government agency that similar to US FCC.

Two models discovered are iRiver E10 and N12. E10 will feature a 6GB hard drive and probably to replace H10 series. On the other hand, N12 is an upgrade version of N11 that also available in 256MB, 512MB and 1GB of capacities. However, no more further information about these two models.

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Robert Sinke of DAPreview just made a detailed review on Advanced MP3 Players Pebble, which I recently reported. He awarded the Pebble a very high mark as 80/100! You guys should register yourselves at DAPreview to enjoy the video review on it.

The Advanced MP3 Players Pebble looks great, sounds even better and even a monkey suffering from a severe case of amnesia will be able to navigate its way through the whole menu system.

Too bad, I can’t get this Pebble in my country

Reviewed by [DAPreview ]

Late update here. Apple’s iTunes Music Store sold the billionth song!

The billionth song, ”Speed of Sound,” was purchased as part of Coldplay’s “X&Y” album by Alex Ostrovsky from West Bloomfield, Michigan. As the grand prize winner, he will receive a 20-inch iMac, 10 fifth generation iPods, and a $10,000 Music Card good for any item on the iTunes Music Store. In addition, to commemorate this milestone, Apple will establish a scholarship to the world-renowned Juilliard School in his name.

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You are lucky if you are in UK! Advanced MP3 Players, unveils the Pebble, one of the smallest and lightest MP3 players in the world. It is available in both 512MB and 1GB capacities for £79.00 (approx US$139) and £99.00 (approx US$174) respectively.

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