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Utilizing advanced micro-electronic circuitry, Philips' Rush is among the smallest flash memory player in the industry (just under three inches square and less than one inch deep).

Philips Rush to Feature Audible's Internet Audio Service

By the summer of 2005 the company's hard disc drive players were starting to take back market share, and its flash memory players had become top sellers in Japan.

Sony + Music = Entertainment: could a synergized Sony be set to stage a comeback?

Of those, Sony's gains in the Japanese market have come primarily from one line of flash memory players that have won over consumers with a long-lasting battery - it can play up to 50 hours on one charge - and a stylish design.

According to market research company BCN, Sony's share of the Japanese market for flash memory players went from just four per cent in March to 16 per cent in April and shot up to 27 per cent in May and June.

E-BUSINESS: Sony's digital players slice into Apple's core business

Sony's range of flash memory players is said to have taken 27% of the Japanese portable audio market, leaving Apple's share at less than 20% with its iPod shuffle device.

Sony's digital music players top Japanese market

But the downside is there's no display screen, FM tuner or recording capability, which usually come standard in other flash memory players.

The 256-megabyte iRiver iFP-790 is the little red Corvette of flash memory players.

CARRY A TUNE APPLE'S IPOD AND ITS COMPETITORS ARE CHANGING THE WAY WE LISTEN TO MUSIC

Both players support MP3 and WMA formats and, as with all of SONICblue's Rio flash memory players, the S50 and S35S are compatible with both PC and Mac(R) computers and ship with customized software for each platform.

SONICblue Introduces Rio S50 and S35S Sport Portable Digital Music Players

The increased availability of access technology namely the Internet and wireless services, new software developments for delivery formats - compression, encryption and watermarking formats; and new hardware - flash memory players and PDA.

Screen Digest Study Finds That Online Delivery Services and E-commerce Will Generate in Excess Of EUR 2.2bn in Revenues by 2005 in Europe

s digital audio business, which marketed portable, flash memory players as a part of the company's extended PC initiative.

SONICblue Taps Intel Executive to Head Rio Business; David Huffman, General Manager of Intel's Digital Audio Business, Joins SONICblue as Vice President of Audio Product Marketing

In the summer, AIWA will expand its line-up with two new multi-codec flash memory players, one with a built-in AM/FM tuner.

Expanded AIWA MP3 Line Offers MP3 Playback in Portable, Mobile and Home Products

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