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news.cnet.com - 9/29/2008

Sony B-Series Walkman is compact, compatible | Crave, the gadget blog

— news.cnet.com — Features come and go in the rapidly evolving MP3 player space. One that has enjoyed fluctuating popularity is the built-in USB interface, which lets you connect a device directly to a computer without a cable. This "plug and play" capability is ... (more) Sony B-Series Walkman is compact, compatible | Crave, ...

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