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Philips GoGear Vibe photos

The Philips GoGear Vibe MP3 player offers music, video, photo, radio, and voice-recording features and great battery life for around $50.
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The box for the GoGear Vibe contains earbuds, software, an installation guide, various offers from Audible and Rhapsody, and a short USB cable.
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Like most Philips MP3 players (we'll make an exception for the Spark), the Vibe is a case study in nondescript design. It's about as thick as an Oreo cookie (0.25 inch), with a 1.5-inch width and 2.5 inch height that can easily be palmed in your hand or slipped in your pocket.
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The bottom of the Vibe is riddled with openings for a mini USB connection, 3.5mm headphone jack, lanyard loop (lanyard not included), and a pinhole microphone for the voice recorder.
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The right side of the Vibe includes a menu option button and a volume rocker switch that's just big enough to be useful.
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The back of the GoGear Vibe is shiny enough to view your reflection (and your fingerprints).
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On the Vibe's left side you'll find a power switch that doubles as a button hold.
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At around $50, you're lucky to have a 1.5-inch screen capable of photos, videos, and album artwork.
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