Comments iRiver E100 Media Player - 8GB - Portable Audio - review

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But, all-in-all, the E100 is not a player I'd be happy recommending. Apart from its good quality audio output, decent range of features and Flac support, there's very little about this player that makes it stand out from the competition. And it has its share of foibles and annoyances too. The price tag of £100 is reasonable and much cheaper than the 8GB Sony NWZ-A829, but again it's nothing special. Unless Flac playback is absolutely critical, the 16GB Creative Zen which is now available for the same money, is by far the better deal.

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7/10

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Reviewed by Jonathan Bray

09 June 2008

Price as reviewed

£99.99

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Darfuria

3:27 PM on 9 June, 2008

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A nice looking player, but again, what's with the lack of space? Considering digital distribution is becoming more popular, why aren't companies manufacturing MP3 players capable of storing the hundreds of gigabytes of music that we pay to download? Apple are on the right tracks, nobody seems to be following in their league, which means the iPod Classic is practically the only choice for somebody who wants a high-capacity MP3 player.

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