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Listening to music from an MP3 player may be deaf
The sound is too loud from the MP3 player, which will stimulate excessive hair cells in the ear, causing temporary hearing loss.
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Computer science
The world's smallest MP3 player application
There are already hundreds of programs playing digital music on your computer, but if you want to be unique and slightly different, try using a digital music program cal…
Computer science
iPod shuffle into the world's smallest MP3 player
With a music device with ultra-small size, 1 GB capacity and 79 USD, Apple once again made the competitors surprised by the business tactics of the computer company but…
Computer science
Sansa c200: The latest MP3 player costs $ 100
SanDisk has just announced that it will launch a new $ 100 Sansa c200 player around this October. This music player with 2GB of memory is capable of storing about 1,000…
Computer science
Dell fled the MP3 player market
Dell just quietly ended the DJ Ditty music player, after less than a year. Originally this device was launched to compete with Apple's iPod Shuffle.
Computer science
MP3 player and FM radio
Hong Kong's Brando company is selling MP3 USB multi-purpose entertainment pens that are attracting students and office workers. This MP3 pen is equipped with 512 MB flas…
Computer science
The secret to buying MP3 players
Today, MP3 players have become very popular. However, it is not easy to choose to buy a machine that meets your needs. Here are the tips
Computer science
MP3 player 'bullet shot without puncture'!
It is unclear whether eStar has signed a contract to supply MP3 players to any US military, but eStar has just launched a unique type of 'bullet-free bullet'. eStar indi…
New technology
Will MP3 players replace medical stethoscopes?
Stethoscopes have long been considered the most familiar tool by doctors and nurses. A team at the University of Alberta in Canada has confirmed that in the future MP3 p…