Toshiba this morning released a wave of new devices and began with the early import of one of its most advanced, flash-based music players. The gigabeat T400 closely follows the release of the Japanese version and promises the same use of H2C decoding to produce superior audio quality compared to most players: the new gigabeat's chipset can restor...

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Previously available only in Asian markets, the slim new Gigabeat player will feature a large display and 4GB of flash memory

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Toshiba announces two new Gigabeat portable media player with the T401 and T401s. The Toshiba Gigabeat T401 features Wi-Fi connectivity. Toshiba managed to make the new Gigabeat player quite thin with 9.9mm. Other features of the T401 include a 2...

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Microsoft's iPod-slayer to have 30GB hard drive, Wi-Fi and maybe even some kind of Messenger service.

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When it comes to challenging Apple in the world of digital audio players, it's not exactly a task that you should take lightly. As a single entity, you stand little chance of usurping the almighty iPod and its 75% market share . We've been hearing lots of news trickling in about the Zune, but now it seems that Microsoft isn't going in alone: if recent approval pics from the FCC are to be

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TechNewsWorld - "Microsoft has signed up Toshiba to provide the hardware for its pending iPod challenger, known as Zune. In a certification submission to the Federal Communications Commission, Toshiba, maker of the industry-praised GigaBeat player, indicated the new Zune device would pack 30 gigabytes of music, photos and more, and would be capable of streaming to a limited number of other

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Microsoft Corp. said on Friday that Japanese electronics maker Toshiba Corp. will manufacture its upcoming "Zune" portable media player, the software giant's answer to Apple Computer Inc.'s market-leading iPod.

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That thing looks thicker than a 1G iPod. Who's pocket is that going to fit in? From: M.A.D. "The fact that the brick-like Zune comes in brown is considered by many analysts to be highly appropriate."

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Microsoft has signed up Toshiba to provide the hardware for its pending iPod challenger, known as Zune. In a certification submission to the Federal Communications Commission, Toshiba, maker of the industry-praised GigaBeat player, indicated the new Zune device would pack 30 gigabytes of music, photos and more.

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Microsoft has signed up Toshiba to provide the hardware for its pending iPod challenger, known as Zune. In a certification submission to the Federal Communications Commission, Toshiba, maker of the industry-praised GigaBeat player, indicated the new Zune device would pack 30 gigabytes of music, photos and more.

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