Features

• Executive audio micro system with 5-disc CD changer, cassette deck, and AM/FM tuner
• Supports CD, CD-R/RW, and MP3/WMA CDs; random play and repeat play functions
• Re-mastering technology compensates for high frequencies lost during MP3 compression
• Built-in music port connects to iPod or MP3 player; 30 station presets (15 FM and 15 AM)
• Pair of stereo speakers; main unit measures 6.88 x 10 x 15.41 inches (W x H x D); 1-year warranty

Reviews (6)

Pretty Great
I recently bought this stereo for my living room. I'm very very satisfied. It was pretty easy to set up. The sound is also very wonderful. The bass and treble features are great too. 5 disc changer is a plus. I recommend this product to anyone who's looking for a good stereo.
Flawless budget mini-stereo
I bought this model in order to be rid of my almost-new Sony MHCEC70 with its faulty ergonomics and detestable tuner.Having once owned an earlier PM-series model, this new Panasonic was the obvious choice and it does not disappoint.Like its predecessor, the PM53 is a nice, powerful compact stereo with (for the money) ridiculously nice audio quality and a good tuner, especially on the FM band.It can easily be turned up load enough to cause hearing damage and annoy neighbors in adjacent houses.The remote covers every function and is easy enough to figure out without consulting the manual.
Excellent system for the price
It was very easy to put together and takes up minimum space.However, the sound is not minimal and is great for my needs.I particularly like the equalizer for both my pop and classical music.The radio, with the antenna, has great sound with little static.The cd player is great for my needs; easy to play just one cd or the entire deck.
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Features

• Upconverting, single-disc DVD player; measures 17 x 1.75 x 8.25 inches (WxHxD)
• Support for 720 and 1080 high-def display resolutions as well as standard 480 progressive
• Compatible with DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW, CD-R/RW and SVCD disc formats as well as JPEG photo and MP3/WMA audio files
• Connections: Composite (1 out), S-Video (1 out), Component (1 out), HDMI (1 out)
• Dolby Digital and DTS decoding; digital coaxial and optical audio outputs

Reviews (28)

SONY over SamDUNG anyday!
I made the mistake of buying the SamDUNG DVD-HD860 with HDMI Up-Conversion.I have never seen a cheaper piece of junk DVD player.I mean...my PlayStation 2 plays DVDs better!
the best
Buy this upconverting dvd player, i use it on my lcd tv using HDMI cable, one of the best things is it last unlike the 3 panasonic s-77 that i owned,the optical block that the laser sits on gets stuck for me anywhere from 6 months to as little as 30 days on the panasonic,this is a great player and is probly the simplist to set up properly,buy this until blue ray or HD dvd gets less expensive.

Terrific DVD player
I bought this player this past weekend and have been very impressed with it so far. I connected it to my high def tv with an HDMI-DVI cable, since my TV doesn't have and HDMI connection and the picture is simply amazing. The opening battle scene in Star Wars:Revenge of the Sith is jaw dropping in it's clarity, as is the battle on the volcanic planet between Anakina nd Obi Wan. Return of the King looks great in it's battle scenes and the scene where Aragorn goes to get the ghost king to fight for them. The dark scene looks great and a lot of detail that you normally would miss comes through beautifully. The scene in The Incredibles where Dash is being chased by the security guards through the jungle looks amazingly good, considering it has lots of quick changes of terrain from jungle to desert to water and the player handled everything easily. Set up on the player is easy and the remote is very easy to use. All in all, the only flaw I've found is that it does not support SACD or DVD-Audio. This is the only reason I'm not rating it a 5 star product. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Enjoy skipless music playback, photo slideshows, and videos with the sleek, easily-pocketable SanDisk Sansa e270 flash memory digital audio player with 6 GB of storage. It features MP3 and WMA playback and is also compatible with secure PlaysForSure WMA files downloaded from online music stores and subscription services (like MTV's Urge, Napster, and Rhapsody). It also includes a digital FM tuner (with record function), voice recorder (via built-in microphone), and a brightly colorful 1.8-inch color TFT LCD screen.Read more

Features

• Sleek, ultra-thin digital audio/image/video player with 6 GB of flash memory
• Compatible with MP3, WMA, and WMA-DRM10 music files (PlaysForSure)
• FM tuner with record capability and voice recorder; bright 1.8-inch color TFT LCD
• Convert most popular video formats (MPEG-4, WMV, DivX) to play on device
• User-replaceable rechargeable lithium-ion battery for up to 20 hours of life

Reviews (234)

Excellent for the money
I received my Sansa not long ago, and I am very happy with the operation and quality of the unit. A great value for the money.

somebody should sue them
Sansa e270 is good untill it syncs good.After awhile it begins to sync bad.And than you will get a problem, real problem.It won't delete what you deleated in WMP, it will reshufle your music, it will make coppies of music which are impossible to delete.In all good player, except SanDisk need to fix their software bags with Sync.

Just got this yesterday
I've only been using it for a few hours and here's some honest negative criticisms of the product.There's no dedicated volume button...if you are in a menu and you want to adjust the volume tough luck...you can still adjust the volume but only on one screen.The battery life indicator sometimes oscillates between half full and 3/4 full...make up your mind...are you half full or 3/4 full?Within an hour of using it, the screen just went black but my music was still playing...I couldn't see what I was doing...I could still adjust the volume but if I started to push random buttons I would have no idea where I am on the screen...the solution? I had to turn it off and turn it back on again...problem solved.I just hope it doesn't do this consistently.Now I wish I could give this 1 star...or better yet none...The first time I charged the product it worked fine...now my computer won't even recognize the player...i'll be returning this for a full refund...Correction: I didn't return it for a refund; Circuit City just replaced it with a new one right away which was nice.Hopefully this one turns out to be better than the last.I really want to rate this product high because the sound quality is excellent/superb and that's all I really care about.The photo/video feature is extra that I don't really use. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Enjoy skip-free music playback and photo slideshows with the amazingly small and lightweight SanDisk Sansa c140 flash memory digital audio player, which features 1 GB of storage and a 1.2-inch color screen. It offers MP3 and WMA playback and is also compatible with secure PlaysForSure files. It also includes a digital FM tuner (with record function) and a voice recorder (via built-in microphone).Read more

Features

• Sleek, ultra-thin digital audio/image player with 1 GB of flash memory
• Compatible with MP3, WMA, and WMA-DRM10 music files (PlaysForSure)
• FM tuner with record capability and voice recorder
• 1.2-inch color TFT LCD displays album art, photo thumbnails
• Single AAA battery provides up to 15 hours of continuous play

Reviews (22)

good introductory player
I have owned this Sansa player for about a month and overall I'm quite satisfied with it.I agree with some other reviews which express dissatisfaction about some of the navigation features, but I feel this is a VERY minor problem.The outstanding sound quality is really what makes the Sansa player THE leader among the wide selection of MP3 players in this broad consumer electronics area.I believe that entry-level flash memory devices like this one provide a far better value for the consumer than any iPod.Storage and retrieval of songs is just as easy and efficient.Sansa's product is robust and versatile and reasonably priced.If you buy one, you won't be disappointed.

Fine for my purposes
I already had an iPod but needed an even smaller player for travel, and wanted a device that I could run on batteries even in countries where I can't rely on stable electricity. This machine fit the bill and has been fine thus far--as others have mentioned, it's easy to load and operate, and very lightweight. It also has better FM reception than the stereo with antenna does in the same room. I can't really say what the battery life is like because I've been swapping them out early, but I do notice that the device can be off for long periods (say, two weeks) and still power up when turned on. This is different from my iPod and PDAs I've had, which lose their charge over time even when not in use.

Works fine for me
I am enjoying mine so far.
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Editorial Review

Get the sharpest and clearest images possible from HD and standard TV with with the 50-inch Samsung HL-S5087W DLP television, which features a full progressive HD 1920 x 1080-pixel reslution digital format converter for all inputs (and true 1920 x 1080p picture from via HDMI). A contrast ratio of up to 10000:1 captures blacker blacks, crisper whites and images that burst into life. And the high-speed of the DLP chip, with millions of tiny mirrors that switch on and off over 15,000 times per second, delivers a precise, razor-sharp picture. It has a built-in analog/digital (NTSC/ATSC) tuner, offers both HDMI and component video connections, . It also features a smaller footpring than other high-definition TVs (with a "hidden speaker" thin bezel), fitting where many other large-screen HDTVs won't. Read more

Features

• 50-inch Digital Light Projection (DLP) HDTV with 1080p conversion through all input connections
• Latest Texas Instruments DLP chip faster than any other HDTV technology
• 1920 x 1080-pixel resolution; 10000:1 contrast ratio; 3-line digital comb filter; Cinema Smooth 3:2 pull-down film mode
• Connections: 3 composite A/V (1 front), 2 S-Video (1 front), 2 component (Y/Pb/Pr), 2 HDMI, 1 RF, 1 USB
• Two stereo speakers, 10 watts apiece (20 watts total); SRS TruSurround XT virtual surround; Dual Acoustic Chamber System

Reviews (15)

Amazing TV
I finally decided to jump on the HDTV bandwagon after countless years justifying the SDTV with "how much better could it really be...it's just TV."However, after having this set for a week I am AMAZED!The picture quality is outstanding and the viewing angles are great (not like the old projection screens).The number of connections you can make to this television equates to basically 2 of everything (think Noah's Ark for geeks).In fact the only problem (if you could call it that) are the built in speakers which are acceptable for normal TV watcing in semi quiet environments but I have it hooked up to my Onkyo receiver for watching movies or sports.
Wow!Can't go wrong with this one
Well, I could write a bunch of stuff here... but, the last reviewer pretty much nailed it.Great set, great value.Now that the TV has dropped another $50 since I bought it, it's an even better deal.The set alone with free shipping and no tax is $450 less than the local retailers around here.So you can easily afford an extended warranty, indoor antenna and probably even an "up-convert" DVD player... or even an XBOX 360.My fear after ordering this 50" and going back to the stores and seeing the 56" and 61" models was that I should have bought a bigger one.Nope, the 50" is huge... at least in my living room it is.Great set!Buy it!Amazon has the lowest price.Free shipping got it to my area in a week.It got to my local airport on Friday morning.However, due to contract drivers only going to certain areas on certain days, it was going to sit there until Wednesday.No way did I want to have it sit there all weekend a me miss all the football and baseball games!So I called and they said I could come pick it up, and I did.Shipping company was very good, helped me get it loaded up, strapped down.Very light to get it in the house too.Anyway, the TV rocks.Get one for yourself.

Result of 5 months of careful research
First, let me say that I am not in a place in life where I feel the need to justify a purchase and subsequent expenditure to the world at large via a review. If I felt I have made a mistake of sorts, I would warn other technical soujourners to heed my call and avoid the jagged rocks that ended my High-Def exploration. That being said, this Samsung will blow you away.I spent at least 5 months going between technologies..Plasma-vs.LCD-vs. LCD projection-vs.DLP.When I saw this set in the 60" at Best Buy I was impressed..but not over Plasma.But using a HD Tv for movies and Xbox primarily...I went with DLP for the 'no-fear' factor of burn-in issues, color and longevity. Looking at Plasma sets change pictures...I could see 'ghost' images left over from the second before..and LCD screen-door effects are noticable to me. I don't get it...I have always been hyper-alert to details and just KNEW I would be the type that would 'see' things that others can live with...but will drive me slowly insane over time..leaving me rocking and mumbling alone on the florr with my medications in years to come. Anyway...I liked the fact the the only thing that will decay on a DLP is the bulb...and once replaced, the set is a good as new year after year..as opposed to LCD and Plasma reality that things will dim over time...maybe a lot of time..but they will. Okay..High-def decisions made. Sweaty hands clutch the charge card and press in the numbers on line. Done. (PS..I compared prices between 30 storres across the USA. Amazon beat them all with no tax/no shipping. Many chains will SAY no shipping cost....but then just ask about getting a call to alert you your order is coming..and you have to upgrade your shipping...for another $200. Amazon offers TRUE no-cost shipping with white-glove service whichin means a courtesy call so you can meet the delivery at your home)
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Features

• iPod Nano holds 1000 songs and thousands of photos on 4 GB of storage
• Download songs, podcasts, and audiobooks from the iTunes Store
• Large, 1.5-inch color display is 40-percent brighter
• Customize menus, check capacity, change language, and more from the Nano's Settings menu
• Measures 1.6 x 3.5 x 0.26 inches (WxHxD) and weighs 1.41 ounces

Reviews (24)

Close to perfection
To hold this iPod is to be amazed. It is almost lighter than air - any thinner and it would slip through your hands. It is truly remarkable that something so lightweight, so small can do so much. My less than perfect rating is for the screen size and lack of firewire support. As I creep into my late 30s, I simply cannot read text that small anymore, and playing solitaire on that screen really hurts my eyes. The definition & brightness in the screen are truly remarkable, however. I truly miss the firewire iPods. On a Mac, synching was just faster w/ the firewire models - and if I'm on an older Mac that has USB 1.0 and FireWire, I would prefer firewire, but am stuck using USB. *sigh*
So glad i didn't buy a first generation nano!
For Christmas, my dad is buying me an ipod nano. I have been doing alot of research on this little gadget. It appears to be as good as they say it is. i cant wait especially to get games on it, and personalize my settings menu. There is practically EVERYTHING on this ipod! From a calander to a stop watch, to a slide show for your photos to a really long battery life. ipod definetly created a winner.

Lives up to the hype
My friend has one of these fun little iPods. I am hoping to buy one with birthday money, and This is smaller and thinner than the average iPod Nano. Now, you can have 10X more songs. I'm so buying one of these to replace my crappy Creative MuVo N200 (which f***ing broke, by the way.) ... Read more

Features

• Built-in high sensitivity TV tuner
• On-screen display
• Detachable battery pack
• High output stereo speakers
• Includes remote, AV cable, and 110V UL adapter

Reviews (44)

NOT HAPPY AT ALL
I RECEIVED THIS ITEM THIS WEEK-END AND CANNOT GET THE DARN THING TO COME ONE, EXCEPT EVERY NOW AND THEN I GET LUCKY AND IT MAY POP ON BUT IF IT IS TOUCHED AT ALL IT GOES OFF AGAIN.IT'S LIKE THERE'S A SHORT IN THE CONNECTION.WHEN I CONTACTED THE PROVIDER AND ASKED FOR A REFUND THEY LET ME KNOW THAT THERE WOULD BE A 20% FEE FOR RESTOCKING.I WILL NEVER BUY FROM THIS COMPANY AND WOULD NOT RECOMMEND THEM TO MY WORST ENEMY!

Not as useful as hoped
I have had this unit now for almost a month and I'm not 100% happy with it at all.1 - Hard to program channels2 - Likely cause of #1 reception with antenna bad do not have this problem with larger set with rabbit ears. 3 - Screen shuts down when one or more of the batteries gets weak, I'm not talking hours here more like under 30 minutes on new or Ni Cad rechargeables 4 - Try dealing with Coby customer service , you have a better chance of winning the lottery. I would not buy this unit if I could do it over again.

Great Picture and Handy Size
The Coby TF-TV505 5" LCD Color Television is an oustanding value. Sharp picture with on-the-go features make this a great value. This should make for great Christmas gifts. Coby has come a long way. They are giving SONY a run for their money. ... Read more

Features

• 2 GB model stores up to 500 songs; supports AAC (16 to 320 Kbps), Protected AAC, MP3 (16 to 320 Kbps), MP3 VBR, Audible (formats 2, 3 and 4), Apple Lossless, WAV, AIFF
• Only .27 inches thin and 1.5 ounces, with a bright color display
• Up to 14 hours of music playback; up to 4 hours of slideshows with music
• Comes with earbud headphones, USB cable, dock adapter
• Compatible with Windows 2000 with Service Pack 4 or later, or Windows XP Home or Professional with Service Pack 2 or later; Mac OS X v10.3.4 or later

Reviews (349)

Great player....but a little pricey
I bought this to upgrade from a 64MB player, so this was a BIG change.It is definitely a good buy, but I believe Apple could come down on the price a bit. It is very easy to use, but if you're not used to iPods, the click wheel can be a little tricky at first. It doesn't come with a charger so the only way to charge it is to plug it in to a computer; you can, however, purchase one.Overall, this is a good player, but if you're looking for a bargain-look elsewhere.
Very Useful, but a Bit Pricey...
The Ipod is a well-designed compressed music file player with easy-to-use resident software. Forget about the photo angle - the images are just too small to be useful. The iPod nano is all about music.
AWESOME!!!! BUT A LITTLE PROBLEM
This is the best Ipod ever!! I love it. It easily replaces me sandisk mp3 player. I love listening to this thing. ON tthe bus, at lunch, at recess. Even when i am doing homework. =). But there is just one problem with it. All the accesories that are needed for this thing. Like one of those hard plastic cases. There goes one month of my allowance. And than the docks and the speakers! I am looking for a speaker system for my ipod under $40. But its not going well. But besisdes that this thing is the best!!!! BUY IT BUY IT BUY IT BUY IT! ... Read more

Editorial Review

With a tiny, eye-catching design, smooth contours, and discreet size, the Creative Zen V 1 GB Portable Media Player fits perfectly in your palm and slides effortlessly into your smallest pocket. With 1 GB of storage space,Read more

Features

• Portable media player fits perfectly in your palm or pocket
• Big 1 GB memory holds up to 2,000 songs, photographs, and album art
• 1.5-inch OLED screen displays rich and vibrant photos, full-color menus, and more at any viewing angle
• Direct CD Recording allows you to record songs directly from an audio source without using a PC
• Player doubles as a voice recorder with the handy built-in microphone

Reviews (6)

smaller than I thought and easy to use
I got my zen v and was surprised how tiny it is. It is much smaller than you might think. It's light and easy to use. I found the new joy stick to be a great idea. I didn't have any problems and I dont have tiny fingers. This is an easy player to use and is built beautifully. The quality is as good or better than iPod. I was going to get the zen v plus with video but I couldnt wait and am not that into video on a small player anyhow. The price is very low for these zen v players, especially considering that they are super high build quality. All you have to do is charge the player for a few hours before you mess around with it. So, I highly recommend this delightful player for ease of use and build quality. IMHO it's better than apple and much better than sandisk. You will be impressed. I also would like to stress that the joystick system on this player is easy to use and very simple to figure out. I have had nothing but a good experience using this. Read the manual on the cd if you can hold back from just trying to play with it to figure it out. Even though it doesnt have radio or a video function, the zen v hasa lot of options in its menu to mess around with. I am very impressed with the high quality creative is giving out along with low prices. The mp3 market has a lot of options now but the zen v plus is the best for my money. I have a lot of experience with MP3 players and this is the most impressive one yet for its size. Go to a store and check out how small it really is and how nice the player is put together and how easy the navigation is with the new joystick system. You will probably end up getting one. To be honest though, if you do check it out, you won't freak out how small it is when you get it in the mail like I did before seeing it,so flip a coin on that deal.Have fun!
Nice gadget But...
I bought this to listen to audio books downloaded from my public library. They use overdrive media console which is not compatible with an Ipod.
Buy this today!
The Creative Zen V is just that, Zen.First off, it's the most adored electronic device I own; adored by all who see it.The picture on-line does nothing for how cute it really is, and how compact it is as well.It really can hold 500 songs and the quality is awesome.The interface is SO much better than any other mp3 player I own and it is simply zen to use.All in all, it's very worth the small amount of money it costs!Buy one today, you won't regret it! ... Read more

50. Samsung LNS4051D 40" Wide LCD HDTV with Integrated ATSC Tuner by Samsung
	Electronics list price: $2,199.99 -- our price: Too Low To Display (price subject to change: see help) Asin: B000ELOQS2 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan
Editorial Review Bring your home entertainment together with the 40-inch Samsung LNS4051D LCD television, which includes an integrated HDTV tuner as well as connectivity options for your PC and portable digital audio players. The thin-profile, piano-black LNS4051D will look great in any home entertainment cabinetry. The dual purpose pedestal stand can also be used as an articulating wall mount when it’s folded back. Additionally, the stand can be removed for wall-mounting via optional VESA compatible hardware (such as Samsung wall mounting kit WMTL4001). Read more Features Stylish 40-inch LCD TV in black with integrated HDTV tuner; measures 39 x 28.1 x 12.8 inches (WxHxD) with included stand Game Mode optimizes image quality and sound; connect portable digital players and control via remote (with RS232 cable connection) 1366 x 768-pixel resolution, 500 cd/m2 brightness, super-fast 8ms response time, 4000:1 contrast ratio, 170-degree viewing angle Connections: 2 composite A/V (1 side), 2 S-Video (1 side), 1 component (Y/Pb/Pr), 2 HDMI, 2 RF, 1 USB, 1 RS232 Two stereo speakers, 10 watts apiece (20 watts total); SRS TruSurround XT virtual surround Reviews (39) awesome I was all set to order this through amazon because I just couldn't justify paying over $400 more just to be able to pick it up (and return it if there was a problem). However, some of the bad reviews prevented me from doing so. I've had problems with shipping companies before so I know I wouldn't want to deal with that crp. IS IT REALLY TRUE HIGH DEFINITION???? The Samsung's spec does not clearly state if the HD-TV accepts a 1080P video signal.I would ask this question because the Blue-ray DVD technology being introduced produces amazing images on a TRUE HD-TV that can accept 1080P video signal.Presently HD-TVs are video rated at 1080i. Excellent Choice I, like many other, spent significant time researching LCD televisions. C-NET and others advised the Sony over the Samsung. I have seen both in action at the homes of friends and my eye viewed the Samsung as every bit as good in picture quality if not better than the Sony. So the decision was made on the Samsung based on features and price, anywhere from $200 to $500 cheaper based on my research. The next decision was whether to risk making such a high dollar purchase online, Amazons price being $400 to $600 less than the brick and mortar stores. After reading many reviews here on Amazon, I decided to pull the trigger and order from Amazon. It was an EXCELLENT CHOICE. The set was ordered on a Friday morning, and arrived via EGL on Amazons super saver free freight rate on Tuesday. Three business days or five calendar days. The set beat my satellite installer so I wasn't expecting much from the picture as I pulled it out of the box. I set it up to make sure it was functioning, and as expected the standard def channels were fuzzy. For kicks I connected my cheap Radio Shack rabbit ears into the antenna connection, and went searching for over the air high definition. What I found was that all the networks carried digital channels as did the fringe channels. I am getting Fox, NBC,CBS, CW, and the MY CHANNEL stations in either 480p or 720p. I also get a PBS HD signal in 1080i. When the networks broadcast their hi-def signals they all come in in either 720p or 1080i. All this on a cheap ten dollar Radio Shack rabbit ears antenna. I have a friend who bought a DLP projection, something I was looking at, and he only receives a 480p signal. Samsung obviously got it right with their built in HD tuner. Samsung got it right with their picture as well. Have had none of the picture issues C-NET talks about. Blacks are definately black, whites are very white, no ghosts, no shadows and no picture lag. I highly recommend this set. ... Read more

51. Pioneer Inno Portable XM2go Radio with MP3 Player by Pioneer
	Electronics list price: $399.99 -- our price: Too Low To Display (price subject to change: see help) Asin: B000E3ZFSA Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan
Editorial Review The original lineup of XM2Go products (the MyFi, Tao, and Airware) were the first attempt from either XM or Sirius at providing a truly portable satellite radio receiver. As first-generation products, they offered such tantalizing features as a built-in antenna for receiving live XM broadcasts on the go and the ability to record content for playback later. But, like many first-generation products, these technologies were not yet perfected.Read more Features Plays live XM radio content wherever you roam TuneSelect alerts you when favorites are being played on XM Also plays MP3s and WMA files from your personal library Full-color, 180 x 180 TFT display Holds up to 50 hours of content Reviews (55) The XM Inno is a great little device Throughout the past ten months I have owned the Roady XT, XM2GO Tao version and just today I received the Pioneer Inno with the car kit.Of course each these cost a little bit more than the other and so naturally I expect a couple more features from each of these units and the Inno does not disappoint.It is an amazing little gadget and believe it or not I got this unit off of eBay from and it included the car kits with shipping for $220.00.I could not pass this deal up.Although I would not pay in an excessive of $400.00 for the Inno, the $200 price tag seemed about right, and maybe even $250. Depends on what you want from the radio I've read the reviews and agree that battery life is not all that long, but I did a new firmware update which seems to extend it. Also it does have a low output volume and you will need to connect it to something like a Boosteroo(tm) or boombox to get a good volume.As to LIVE listening if you're not listening primarily to a NEWS CHANNEL it's a non issue.Record what you want to listen to, it records up to 50 hours which puts me into information overload.By doing this I can skip what I don't want, or repeat a favorite; very nice. It has presets by hitting center button and setting the channel as a favorite. I don't recommend this in the car, but it can store as many as you want.I don't regret the $400 I paid for the INNO and now you can get it for $250.You should get an extra docking station for work or travel. Good idea, but leaves somthing to be desired... I've been an XM subscriber for three years now and have been very pleased with my Delphi Unit and the offerings from XM Radio.I passed on the MyFi when it came out as too expensive and would wait until it came down in price.I did have a buddy that bought one, and he liked it.It didn't get good reception with the car kit, but for some reason he'd get great reception on the 14th floor of a big metal building in downtown Houston. Read more

52. Creative Zen Nano Plus 1 GB MP3 Player (Pink) by Creative Labs
	Electronics list price: $109.99 Asin: B0009F4OS0 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan
Editorial Review Ready for remarkably thin and powerful performance from your portable music device? The Creative Zen Nano Plus 1 GB MP3 Player is the ticket. Incredibly thin and lightweight, it's packed with the latest features to meet all your needs. Enjoy amazing, skip-free audio quality when you're listening to your MP3 and WMA music.