Cowon's iPod Nano alternative, the iAudio 9, finally receives pricing and technical specs for the U.S. Donald Bell Senior Editor / How To Donald Bell has spent more than five years as a CNET senior ...

When we first saw the 20GB Cowon iAudio X5, with its textured black shell, minimal controls, slim profile, and huge feature set, it made our eyes bulge with admiration. Sure enough, it delivers sound ...

Donald Bell has spent more than five years as a CNET senior editor, reviewing everything from MP3 players to the first three generations of the Apple iPad. He currently devotes his time to producing ...

Cowon's latest flash-based portable media player, the iAudio 7, certainly looks promising on the surface. There's its sleek black design, interesting button array, and touted powerful output for ...

Remember the iAudio M3? “Not an iPod; don’t care” you say? A quick refresher – slimline Korean MP3 audio player with 20GB hard drive. It just may be time to start complaining to Apple about your ...

iAudio’s X5 is a mean-looking, metal-cased digital audio and video player. The display might be wee but it’s not to be sniffed at, squeezing in 260,000 colours. Use for music rather than movies The ...

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Not everyone on the planet loves the iPod. In fact, there are plenty of people out there who downright hate the popular music player. If you’re one of these types and want an alternative to the iPod ...

Delivering one of the industry’s most advanced portable media and sound quality experiences to digital media enthusiasts, COWON America, Inc., today announced the shipment of the new iAUDIO 7 portable ...

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I was on the prowl for a new portable media player. I wasn't happy with just a music player though. I wanted something that would play videos, FM radio, show pictures, display text, record my voice, ...

Cowon's latest flash-based portable media player, the iAudio 7, certainly looks promising on the surface. There's its sleek black design, interesting button array, and touted powerful output for ...