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Here comes the terabyte hard drive
January 5, 2007 With a terabyte drive, consumers can store 250,000 MP3 songs, enough for two solid years of listening without a single repeat. Photos: Hitachi's terabyte driveBragging rights to the world's first MP3 player
January 25, 2005 If you think you know what the first MP3 player was, think again, writes CNET MP3.com's Eliot Van Buskirk, who explains how tech lore was changed by a lawsuit.MP3-player demand to spike in 2009
October 13, 2005 IDC report predicts an industry with $145.4 billion in revenue in four years.The day Rio's music died
August 26, 2005 Parent company of iPod rival says portable digital-audio market is too competitive to warrant new investment.The Apple phone flop
December 7, 2006 CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos says Apple should think again if it believes it can make a phone to match iPod's success.Rockin' growth seen for MP3 players
April 13, 2005 Report sees more than 56 million digital-music players in circulation by 2010, with flash players dominating the market.Virus-infected Creative Zen MP3 players found
September 1, 2005 Several thousand of the digital music players are thought to be affected in the Asia-Pacific region.Apple debuts new, low-priced iPod
January 11, 2005 Mac maker introduces new version of its popular music player dubbed the Shuffle, priced at just $99 or $149. Photos: iPod ShuffleSony offers new CDs, MP3s for recalled discs
November 18, 2005 Customers can exchange a copy-protected CD for authorized MP3 downloads and a new, unprotected CD.File-swap fallout in Supreme Court ruling
June 27, 2005 special coverage Justices rule that P2P companies such as Grokster can be held liable for copyright piracy.A fuel cell to gas up your MP3 player
September 16, 2005 Toshiba uses methanol to keep a hard-drive-based audio player running for approximately 60 hours on a single charge. Photos: Fuel cells for music playersFormer Mac clone maker branches out
August 11, 2005 Umax comes back with new consumer electronics, including drawing tablets, mini hard drives, flash drives and MP3 players.Dell bids adieu to hard-drive music players
February 6, 2006 Pocket DJs never made headway against the iPod, so PC maker is focusing on flash-memory music players instead.Fujitsu adopts flash memory for new tablets
March 19, 2007 Flash drives are expensive and hold less data, but for tablet PCs, which tend to get dropped a lot, they can be a good fit. Photos: Flash-based LifeBooksDisk drives to stop shrinking
January 12, 2005 Gear such as MP3 players with tiny drives are all the rage, but drive makers say their platters cannot get much smaller.This week in Apple
September 9, 2005 Season's new crop includes a diminutive new iPod to replace the popular Mini, as well as an iTunes cell phone.Week in review: It's Apple season
September 9, 2005 Apple is shiny and ripe as it unveils a tiny new iPod and a Motorola cell phone that holds music downloaded from iTunes.Will Apple flash iPod rock market?
December 20, 2004 As rumors of an Apple flash iPod swirl, rivals say they hope a product by the Mac maker will ignite overall sales. Photos: iPods everywhereComputing's video dreams
October 13, 2005 CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos pours cold water on some of the "cool" ideas that so enamor technologists these days.The evolution of file swapping
June 27, 2005 Four generations of file swapping have laid the groundwork for the Supreme Court decision.
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