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Nikon D80
December, 2006

$999.00

Pros

Fits any Nikon SLR Lens
Large feature set
Highly customizable

Cons

Slower top shutter speed than D70 - tops out at 1/4000 s
Slower flash sync than D70 - 1/200 s vs. 1/500 s
Bulky, even for a DSLR

Creative ZEN X-Fi
July, 2008

$150.00

Pros

SDHC memory card support
Wi-Fi connectivity to stream from your media library
Excellent price point

Cons

SD memory is separate from internal memory in the UI which makes for a frustrating experience
Poorly implement chat and friends implementation
Poor battery life when streaming over Wi-Fi; less than 3 hours of audio and only minutes of video

Sony Ericsson W810i
January, 2006

$350.00

Pros

Walkman function is VERY user-friendly and it truly is a phone / mp3 player combo device.
Durability is good, emerges from drops unscathed.
Extend memory by inserting new "memory stic duo".
2.0 megapixel camera leads the pack in the U.S. market

Cons

No direct 3.5 mm headphone jack. Headphones need to be connected through an adapter (provided by Sony Ericsson).
Music cannot be played via Bluetooth onto a Bluetooth headset.

Sennheiser PX 100

$40.00

Pros

Near audiophile quality mids and highs
easy to fold up and store in a carrying pouch for use on the go
Compared with price, is't a pretty good deal. Clear sound with powerful bass.

Cons

open design is not ideal for use in public - quite a lot of noise leakage in and out
powerful bass but bloted at times

TomTom ONE 130/130S
April, 2008

$200.00

Pros

Were easy to use, nice touch screen
Easy to demount from holder, so you may bring it in your pocket
Good value

Cons

No expansion interface such as SD card to load more maps.
Takes a long time to acquire satellite signal. It can be one or two minutes waiting to acquire a signal.
Although TomTom garantees the most up-to-date maps available for free download, it is common to find streets or entire neighbourhoods missing from the maps.

Archos 5g
August, 2008

$550.00

Pros

Includes Opera web browser with full Flash support
3G connectivity means Internet is accessible almost anywhere
Very strong format support (as with all Archos players)
Good screen size
Wi-Fi enabled makes it the perfect Home Media Player and on the go

Cons

No microphone input

SanDisk Sansa e260 4GB

$180.00

Pros

less expensive than the iPod
expandable storage with microSD
Will run Rockbox
Long battery time (20 hours)

Cons

No dedicated volume control
Power switch used as Home key.

Koss PortaPro
January, 1984

$50.00

Pros

crystal clear sound compared to other phones in it's price segment
snug fitting, with adjustable temple pads
Price to sound quality ratio is simply phenomenal. Compared to some high end headphones, this pair of unique phones is a definitely a decent contender.

Cons

open design lets all outside sound through - poor for listening in loud environments
snags hair
band can pinch your neck hairs if you wear them around your neck

Archos 605 WiFi
August, 2007

$230.00

Pros

Supports many video formats including XviD and DivX
WiFi enabled for streaming and web browsing
Supports Adobe Flash for embedded video

Cons

Have to pay $30 for Opera plugin to browse Web
Requires plugins for MPEG-2 and H.264 support
UI isn't as slick and organized as iPhone/iPod Touch

Creative Zen
September, 2007

$199.00

Pros

Large and clear screen
Thin and light
Great audio quality

Cons

Plastic screen scratches very easily
Only Plays video encoded at 320x240 resolution.
SD slot doesn't integrate well with player

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