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Samsung YP-Q3 and YP-U6.

The YP-Q3. Perhaps a bit more top-notch than the other PMP announced. The devices feature a pretty bold color scheme, and as you can tell, the User Interface is built to match the particular device. On a full battery charge, the Q3 will last you about 45 hours of constant music playback, and somewhere around 10 hours with video playback. It has 5.1 channel sound support, as well as Samsung’s SoundAlive.

But, if you want something a bit more simpler, and without all the features, than the YP-U6 may be just for you. It’s a far more simple design, even if the colors don’t change, the display is only a color one, and won’t match your device. It features SoundAlive, and has a Fitness Mode that will help you count your calories while you do stuff. You’ll get about 20 hours of continuous playback from your music.







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The new iPod nano with Multi-Touch

Adding a multitouch interface to the Nano is probably the biggest change, a development that let Apple designers take the device to half the size and weight of the previous generation. You'll have to rely on multitouch, because Apple did away with the click-wheel folks used to use to access songs, artists, albums and playlists.

There's no home button as there is on the iPhone. Instead, you hold down your finger against the display to return to the Home screen.

Apple also added a clip that lets you wear the Nano on a pocket or lapel, just like on the Shuffle. It also has an FM radio. An 8-GB Nano costs $149. A 16-GB model is $179.

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T-shirt with built-in electric guitar

ThinkGeek's interactive rock t-shirts can be played like a real musical instrument. The guys from Think Geek guarantee that the guitar you can take most of the chords, and the promise that the shirt can be easily washed. The cost of such shirts is only $ 29.







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Digital music stand invention

MusicPad Pro Plus

The paperless environment for musicians. "The MusicPad Pro Linux-based tablet PC weighs a tad under five pounds and displays music notation on a low-glare LCD screen, overcoming the distractive and disruptive task of page turning. Musicians "turn" the on-screen pages using a foot pedal, leaving both hands free to perform while a "look ahead" feature a half-page preview of upcoming music."

•	Size: 13.3" x 9.9" x 1.8" (just over 4 lbs.)
•	Easy-to-read, low glare, touch screen
•	12.1" TFT LCD back-lit, color display eliminates need for external music stand lighting
•	Resolution: 1024 x 768
•	64MB Flash memory, 128MB RAM
•	64MB Flash memory module
•	Video out
•	Audio out
•	AC power and rechargeable battery
•	2 USB ports (1 host, 1 device)
•	Built-in jack for foot pedal
•	Store your entire music library

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