MP3 Players

Music lovers pursue technologies to return to high fidelity
USA TODAY
By Steve Harman, The Tennessean Pat McMakin, director of studio operations at Ocean Way Nashville Recording Studios, demonstrates the difference in the sound quality of a CD recording and an MP3 recording on Jan. 27. By Steve Harman, The Tennessean Pat
Music lovers pursue better sound qualityTucson Citizen
Music lovers pursue return to high fidelityThe Tennessean

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Get an Altec Lansing InMotion Air wireless speaker for $99.99
CNET
If you're looking to rock out with an MP3 player or other older device, have no fear: the speaker has an audio input jack, meaning it's more or less universally compatible. Because this isn't a speaker dock, it can't charge your device--one of the

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Daily Desired: How Can You Resist a Pair of Adorable, Egg-Shaped Speakers?
Gizmodo
So if I've got better gear why do I want a tiny set of computer speakers? I don't always need a booming pair of speakers, and I don't always want some convoluted arrangement of components just to play some crappy MP3. I just wish that cheap computer

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Review: Orb Mini-T amps up your office sound
Globe and Mail
Audiophiles often end up forced to compromise their principles in the workplace by resigning themselves to standalone PC speakers, headphones, or – heaven forbid – the tinny drivers built into laptops. Boutique sound-system manufacturer Orb Audio hopes

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AirPlay, Bluetooth Gain In Tabletop Speakers
Twice
its first three Bluetooth speaker systems, which global brand manager Steven Swenson described as an “open audio solution” that also connects to Bluetooth-equipped Apple devices and to other Bluetooth- equipped devices, including MP3/video players.

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