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List Price: Our Price: $99.99 after rebate You save: $70.00 (41%) Review: Welcome to the future of personal audio. The tiny Diamond Rio player plays MP3-encoded digital music, the open Internet standard that's shaking up the industry. It stores your music files in 32MB of RAM instead of on CD or tape, so it has no moving parts and it can't skip. About the size of a deck of cards, the Diamond Rio player weighs under three ounces and can store up to an hour's worth of music files encoded at 64Kbps or half an hour's worth of files at 128Kbps. The supplied Windows software and PC connector cable let you upload new selections, delete old ones, change the playback order, and even create new MP3 files from your own CDs. more info
Our Price: $269.99 Review: Download in style! This metallic gray Rio 500 stores up to two hours of digital-quality music and up to 32 hours of spoken audio programs. Rio 500 is also the first portable digital-audio player to support both the Macintosh (iMac and G3) and Windows 9X platforms. Access thousands of music and audio files at RioPort.com and over 16,000 hours of Audible.com audio programs. Instantly create, customize, and mix your favorite music and audio selections on your PC or Mac for playback. This lightweight unit plays skip-free music, as there are no moving parts. It's the perfect companion for active people on the go. The Rio 500 contains an updated hardware design featuring easily accessible controls and a backlit display that shows song/book title, artist, time, and more. And it uses just a single AA battery for up to 13 hours of continuous play. more info
Our Price: $249.99 Review: The next generation of digital music players has arrived. This special-edition Diamond Rio comes with an impressive 64 MB of storage, which holds about two hours of music copied from your favorite CDs or downloaded from the Internet. This lightweight unit can be easily upgraded to hold 96 MB of your favorite tunes. The only real improvements over the original Diamond PMP 300 are in storage capacity and cosmetic appearance. Diamond has enhanced the case design of this compact unit with a stylish, transparent teal that distinguishes it from the stodgy, solid-black or metallic design of other portable players. As with the original Rio 300, this special-edition Rio plays MP3-encoded digital music, the open Internet standard that's shaking up the music industry. more info
Our Price: FREE after rebate!! Review: Eiger Labs, maker of the first portable MP3 player, returns with this second-generation digital music player that's worth a look and a listen. In the F20V, Eiger has streamlined the design of the original MPMan to include more advanced features in a smaller package. more info
List Price: Our Price: $229.99 after rebate You save: $69.96 (23%) Review: It's plain that when Sensory Science designed the RaveMP MP2100, they were aiming for the top of the budding MP3 player market. For starters, they put 64MB of built-in memory rather than the standard 32MB. Second they added a slot for a 32MB-memory card bringing the total to 96MB. Until the October '99 release of Diamond's new Rio PMP500, no other MP3 portable matched the memory capability of this unit. Combined with a great set of Sennheiser earphones, the RaveMP became the first second-generation MP3 portable on the market. more info
Our Price: 169.99 This sleek MP3 player, aside from its awesome appearance, also features voice recording! Includes a built-in sensitive microphone and up to 4.5 hours of recording. more info
Our Price: $249.99 This sporty MP3 player has 32MB of memory and even an FM tuner! Yellow also available. more info
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