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    This 256MB flash-based player is a solid choice for casual and serious athletes.

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    Philip's latest DVD recorder is ugly as sin, and can't be described as cheap. We love it nonetheless. Find out why by reading our Australian review.

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    In sport there can only be one winner. The Nike/Philips PSA [128MAX MP3 player is definitely in the game but is it a winner? Read our Australian review.

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