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Photo: New Walkman plays MP3
November 30, 2004 Sony's new Walkman NW-HD3 lets consumers directly import and export tracks in the MP3 format.Who's buying iPods?
February 15, 2005 A whopping 11 percent of the U.S. population owns iPods or other MP3 players, study finds.Verizon music service disables MP3 support
January 9, 2006 Signing up for cell phone giant's download store may undermine phones' ability to play most common music format.Bragging 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.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 driveFAQ: Behind Microsoft's MP3 patent jam
February 23, 2007 With Redmond on the line for $1.5 billion, which users of MP3 products should worry about an Alcatel-Lucent lawsuit?Disney's MP3 players for preteens
September 29, 2005 Designed for children as young as 6, the Disney Mix Sticks is a line of MP3 players that also accommodate prerecorded memory cards. Photos: Disney's MP3 player for kidsBlack Friday sales up, growth slowing
December 4, 2006 Consumers shelled out for electronics, especially TVs, but growth over the previous year slowed.Photos: Minty MP3
February 3, 2005 A range of electronics devices make use of Altoids tins. The latest--an MP3 player using the metal mint container as the case.Judge tosses Canada's 'iPod tax'
December 17, 2004 Regulatory fees imposed on MP3 players aren't supported by law, a court rules.MP3-player demand to spike in 2009
October 13, 2005 IDC report predicts an industry with $145.4 billion in revenue in four years.Samsung MP3 player touts built-in speakers
September 1, 2006 The company takes aim at the party-on-the-go crowd, but are slide-out speakers worth the extra bulk?Hot products for the holidays
November 23, 2004 TVs will top many wish lists, but music players, notebook PCs and even satellite radio receivers won't be far behind. The scoop on holiday sales Photos: Most-wanted gizmosMicrosoft hit with $1.5 billion patent verdict
February 22, 2007 Software giant is ordered to pay Alcatel-Lucent for infringement of patents related to MP3 audio technology used by Windows.SanDisk MP3 seizure order overturned
September 7, 2006 Ongoing patent infringement suit had barred SanDisk from showing its MP3 players until trade show's last day.Yahoo sells DRM-free Jesse McCartney album
September 19, 2006 Album sells for $9.99 and is downloadable in either MP3 or WMA format.Napster offers subscribers MP3 player
June 30, 2006 Music service quietly begins offering customers a branded digital music player when they subscribe to the service.Sony 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.Wireless power gets recharged
January 5, 2007 At CES 2007, more companies will aim to persuade consumers to recharge gadgets without wires.Gateway upgrades Jukebox
May 5, 2005 New version of MP3 Photo Jukebox can store up to 1,500 songs or 2,000 digital photos. Photo: Gateway MP3 player packs more music
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