But it doesn’t have to be that way. Pick up a high-resolution digital audio player (DAP) and you can have your cake and eat it, too. Unlike old-school MP3 players, Apple’s iPod touch ...

portable digital audio players (DAPs), has just released its most affordable model to date. The P1 by Astell&Kern will hit Amazon in August for $430. While that might not strike you as an ...

The portable digital audio player (aka the MP3 player) has come along way since its inception. Back in the day, most MP3 players were equipped with either a paltry amount of flash memory (less ...

Astell&Kern (A&K) has released a new version of its flagship portable digital audio player that is even more portable and more affordable. The A&K A&Ultima SP3000M takes virtually every feature ...

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Astell & Kern is one of the biggest names in portable hi-fi, best known for its gorgeous yet expensive lines of digital audio players (or DAPs) that let audiophiles listen to true lossless audio on ...

It's not quite as easy to use as the best portable media players, but the M0s has some useful high-end features for under $100. Suppose you have a collection of high-res audio files, or even just ...

HiBy's R4 x Evangelion media player merges top-tier audio performance with stunning anime-themed design, perfect for fans of Neon Genesis Evangelion. At its core, this player is essentially an R4 ...

The Eiger Labs MPMan F10, which hit the market in 1998, was the first MP3 player to store music on digital flash memory—a whopping 32 megabytes, enough for about half an hour of audio.