This may be gone about 10 minutes after this post goes up, but this is a pretty good deal if you want 20GB of storage in a non iPod body. The iRiver H10 has 16 hours of battery life, a 1.8-inch screen ...

The new 2GB version of iRiver’s T10 MP3 player will be hitting stores in Japan on April 26th. Available in a sporty lime green and with a built-in hook for clipping it to a bag or belt loop, it plays ...

We first told you about iRiver's T7 MP3 player back in June, when we felt mild interest for the little guy. It didn't seem to offer anything new and exciting, but looked attractive enough, and ideal ...

Maybe you're recovering from the ungodly hangover of a £500 PS3 spending spree, and it may not be in your interest to splash out on a new £200 MP3 player. Or maybe you're a 21st-century Dickensian ...

Looks good if indeed that 160g is with batteries, the HD is small by today's standards but 10 Gb can be enough. iRiver units are of excellent quality and the FM radio is a welcomed plus IMO. I don't ...

Overview: We needed a non-iPod, non-Zune MP3 player to add to our arsenal of players used to test automakers’ newest audio systems. Many vehicles have USB ports they claim work with multiple players, ...

The purveyor of fine, interesting and alternative PMPs, iRiver, is set to release another series of MP3 players into the wild any time now at a low end £60 or thereabouts. The iRiver E50 will come in ...

Looks very cool. I'm no audiophile, so the reviewer's comments about the musical performance of the unit aren't that valuable to me. I think I would prefer the 350 over the 250, even though the 350 ...

With its cream-colored plastic casing and minimalist controls (the entire area beneath the 2.4-inch display is a four-way mechanical rocker with a small center button), iRiver’s E100 resembles a ...

iRiver America on Tuesday introduced the iHP-120 — a hard drive-based MP3 player that’s compatible with Mac and Windows PCs. The USB 2.0-based device integrates an FM tuner, backlit remote, optical ...

Reigncom Ltd., the company behind the IRiver brand of MP3 music players, announced on Tuesday a new version of its necklace-type N10 player and launch details for its recently announced U10 player.