Cowon's iPod Nano alternative, the iAudio 9, finally receives pricing and technical specs for the U.S. Donald Bell Senior Editor / How To Donald Bell has spent more than five years as a CNET senior ...

Donald Bell has spent more than five years as a CNET senior editor, reviewing everything from MP3 players to the first three generations of the Apple iPad. He currently devotes his time to producing ...

Cowon's latest flash-based portable media player, the iAudio 7, certainly looks promising on the surface. There's its sleek black design, interesting button array, and touted powerful output for ...

This last spring no-name Korean manufacturer iAudio made major waves by doing something no one had done before: release a digital audio player with the same capacity as Apple's iPod, but that was ...

We had reason to believe that iAudio 9 would be making itself official sooner rather than later, and while Cowon has still yet to say anything publicly, we'd say this gallery of hands-on shots is more ...

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iAudio’s X5 is a mean-looking, metal-cased digital audio and video player. The display might be wee but it’s not to be sniffed at, squeezing in 260,000 colours. Use for music rather than movies The ...

The iAudio U2 comes to us from South Korea, representing the fourth generation of digital audio players sold under the iAudio name. As we’ve mentioned before, the U2 comes in three capacities (256MB, ...

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at $249.99 direct, the 4gb hard drive–based cowon iaudio 6 competes with premium flash-based players like the apple ipod nano and sandisk sansa e260. its impressive array of features, very flexible ...

I was on the prowl for a new portable media player. I wasn't happy with just a music player though. I wanted something that would play videos, FM radio, show pictures, display text, record my voice, ...

Cowon's latest flash-based portable media player, the iAudio 7, certainly looks promising on the surface. There's its sleek black design, interesting button array, and touted powerful output for ...