PMPs

Review of the Cowon D2 - Cowon scores a bulls-eye with its touchscreen-enabled, flash-based PMP.

This pricey portable media player offers a huge 7-inch screen and very good battery life, but you'll have to spend even more to tap its full potential.

The fourth-gen nano takes some cues from the iPod touch while offering an improved design.

Compatibility with a wide range of formats and memory expansion can't save the iriver E100 from being just another iPod nano also-ran.

The second-gen touch adds just enough to keep it ahead of the pack.

A sharper display, dual cameras, and more social gameplay make the ultimate portable entertainment device even better.

Archos's sexiest PMP yet sports a sweet touchscreen and excellent video playback, but be sure to update to the latest firmware.

Review of the Samsung K3 - Samsung ditches the K5's speakers for a slicker, more streamlined device.

Rich sound, a responsive touchscreen, and stereo Bluetooth support make the S9 a formidable foe for the iPod touch.