iRiver E100 reviewed: Like a square iPod

John Biggs

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Saturday, March 15th, 2008

Love me some iRiver, I can tell you that much. They’re the one company, aside from Creative, who knows that consumers want sexy devices for not much money. Case in point: the iRiver E100. The player can hold up to 8GB of music, has a MiniSD card slot, and costs about $215 in stores. Pocketable’s review is pretty damn long but it makes a compelling argument to pick one of these up if you’re in the market for a big-screen portable for less than an iPod Classic.

Review: iriver E100 [Pocketables]

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