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    Though it wasn't the first MP3 player to offer a USB (Universal Serial Bus) connection, the Creative Nomad II (AU$699; Shipping in May in Australia) is still one of the few that does.

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    If you're in the market for a portable digital audio player, you've probably considered all of the well-known devices, from Creative Labs' Nomad line to Sonicblue's Rio line. But if you limit yourself to the big boys, you're going to miss out on one of the top players on the market.

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