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When Sony released its first 'Walkman' back in 1979 the feature it pushed most was 'pocket-sized'.

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What music should you play at a geek party?

What music should you play at a geek party?

Awesome! If you use a computer to store your music or movies (or both), you should check this one out

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Music firm's CEO goes head to head with Steve Jobs.

Apple Computer has unveiled a version of its market-leading iPod that also plays videos and increased the iMac computer's ability to act as a home entertainment hub by adding a remote control.

Are you a Linux user longing for iTunes? A bit of time and a little custom software can bring music to your ears.

Ideal for a bedroom or kitchen, but it lacks the quality for streaming a music library.

Despite the wailing and gnashing of teeth that emanates from the bowels of music industry boardrooms, technologies and devices that enhance the portability of music continue to grow in popularity. The concern is not over the proliferations of the gadgets themselves, it's about the files that are loaded onto them, which have flooded peer-to-peer networks, cardboard boxes under flea market counters and the hard drives of computer users across the world.

Whether you're after something small, portable and cheap - such as the Creative Zen Mozaic - or something more fully featured, we've got the latest and greatest in portable music on test. The benchmark they all try to meet is the iPod Classic, which at $300 for 80GB of storage and 45 hours of audio battery life is still the clear leader.

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The following errors crept in to the April edition of PC Authority:-

It turns out that Microsoft [I]is[/I] bringing out Windows XP Media Center Edition in Australia, but until such time as it materialises -- and Microsoft Australia is being very sketchy on the dates -- those of us looking to integrate our PC media files with our televisions and hi-fi systems have to turn to bridging solutions.

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