SAN FRANCISCO -- If Apple's iPod is the nicely tuned Porsche of portable media players and Microsoft's Zune is the Jetta, then a new Wi-Fi-enabled unit from Archos is the Hummer, a brutish performer with all the tools to navigate the rugged terrain of technology needs on the go.

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LOS ANGELES, CA Monday Feb.26.2007 /netmusiccountdown.com/ -- Several companies are following in the footsteps of Microsoft's Zune, and coming out with their own versions of Wi-Fi equipped digital audio players.

Among those jumping on the wi-fi bandwagon are Sandisk, iRiver, Archos, Polaroid, and AOL.

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If Apple's iPod is the nicely tuned Porsche of portable media players and Microsoft's Zune is the Jetta, then a new Wi-Fi-enabled unit from Archos is the Hummer, a brutish performer with all the tools to navigate the rugged terrain of technology needs on the go. ...

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If Apple's iPod is the nicely tuned Porsche of portable media players and Microsoft's Zune is the Jetta, then a new Wi-Fi-enabled unit from Archos is the Hummer, a brutish performer with all the tools to navigate the rugged terrain of technology needs on the go.

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If Apple's iPod is the nicely tuned Porsche of portable media players and Microsoft's Zune is the Jetta, then a new Wi-Fi-enabled unit from Archos is the Hummer, a brutish performer with all the tools to navigate the rugged terrain of technology needs on the go.

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So Archos is getting into the WiFi PMP game. With as much buzz as devices like the Zune and the eternally unconfirmed wireless iPod get, you'd think it's the absolute holy grail of the PMP.

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The new 4th generation Archos players leaked end on July the first time. Now Archos issued an official press-release announcing the upcoming 404, 404 Camcorder, 504, 604 and 604 Wi-Fi.

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The new 4th generation Archos players leaked end on July the first time. Now Archos issued an official press-release announcing the upcoming 404, 404 Camcorder, 504, 604 and the 604 with Wi-Fi which could compete with Microsoft's Zune players.

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