With music downloading software like Limewire no longer an option, more and more people must actually buy their music online. But if you love lots of tunes, costs can add up quickly. MSN Money tells... Read more on MSN Money »
Cheap high-end headphones are not a contradiction in terms. Read this short post from Hackaday.com and you can learn how to turn your ho-hum set into hum-zingers. All you need is a little DIY confidence. Read more on hackaday.com »
If that cord dangling from your ear to your music source keeps getting in your way, check out this review of Wesent's cheap MP3 player headphones. As The Gadgetee explains, just load the music into... Read more on The Gadgetee »
Who wants a cheap, no-frills MP3 player? If you just raised your hand, see what PC Magazine has to say about five top models. Read more on PC Magazine »
Looking for the cheapest iPod touch? You might have to shop in Hong Kong -- but the Internet will get you there. To see a list of prices around the world, read this Techlogg.com. Read more on Techlogg.com »
Cheap headphones are a bane in many people’s lives. While many users don’t want to spend a lot on headphones because they probably just dropped plenty on an MP3 player, quality listening devices... Read more on Cheapism »
Turntables are back. With a cheap belt-drive USB turntable, you can enjoy the warmth of vinyl in stereo playback and also digitize your favorite tunes for portable listening pleasure. We researched... Read more on Cheapism »
Don't you just love this recession? If you've still got money to burn, Apple is making it easy to part with some of it. According to Mashable, iPod prices are dropping dramatically. Read more on Mashable »
For all you tech-, gadget-, and network-addicts, there's a new fix on the market. Cultofmac.com reports on something called MiFi, your very own WiFi hotspot that can be yours from Verizon for a... Read more on cultofmac.com »
Tired of listening to music on your PC that sounds kind of one directional? Crunchgear.com reports on several new high-tech, low-budget options that provide a full circle of sound. Read more on CrunchGear.com »
