Ibiza Rhapsody series

Ibiza Rhapsody (8GB, aqua) Reviewed on 06/17/2008

The Bottom Line: Haier America's flash-based Ibiza Rhapsody is pricier and larger than the competition, but its straightforward interface, excellent wireless integration, speedy processor, and plethora of features should appeal to those looking for a player that does it all.

Specs: Portable network audio player / digital player / radio, 8 GB, AAC, MP3, WAV, WMA, Protected WMA (DRM), Lithium polymer Rechargeable Player batteryInternal

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Ibiza Rhapsody (8GB, black) Reviewed on 06/17/2008

The Bottom Line: Haier America's flash-based Ibiza Rhapsody is pricier and larger than the competition, but its straightforward interface, excellent wireless integration, speedy processor, and plethora of features should appeal to those looking for a player that does it all.

Specs: Portable network audio player / digital player / radio, 8 GB, AAC, MP3, WAV, WMA, Protected WMA (DRM), Lithium polymer Rechargeable Player batteryInternal

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Ibiza Rhapsody (8GB, blue) Reviewed on 06/17/2008

The Bottom Line: Haier America's flash-based Ibiza Rhapsody is pricier and larger than the competition, but its straightforward interface, excellent wireless integration, speedy processor, and plethora of features should appeal to those looking for a player that does it all.

Specs: Portable network audio player / digital player / radio, 8 GB, AAC, MP3, WAV, WMA, Protected WMA (DRM), Lithium polymer Rechargeable Player batteryInternal

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Ibiza Rhapsody (8GB, purple) Reviewed on 06/17/2008

The Bottom Line: Haier America's flash-based Ibiza Rhapsody is pricier and larger than the competition, but its straightforward interface, excellent wireless integration, speedy processor, and plethora of features should appeal to those looking for a player that does it all.

Specs: Portable network audio player / digital player / radio, 8 GB, AAC, MP3, WAV, WMA, Protected WMA (DRM), Lithium polymer Rechargeable Player batteryInternal

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Ibiza Rhapsody (8GB, pink) Reviewed on 06/17/2008

The Bottom Line: Haier America's flash-based Ibiza Rhapsody is pricier and larger than the competition, but its straightforward interface, excellent wireless integration, speedy processor, and plethora of features should appeal to those looking for a player that does it all.

Specs: Portable network audio player / digital player / radio, 8 GB, AAC, MP3, WAV, WMA, Protected WMA (DRM), Lithium polymer Rechargeable Player batteryInternal

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Ibiza Rhapsody (4GB, blue) Reviewed on 06/17/2008

The Bottom Line: Haier America's flash-based Ibiza Rhapsody is pricier and larger than the competition, but its straightforward interface, excellent wireless integration, speedy processor, and plethora of features should appeal to those looking for a player that does it all.

Specs: Portable network audio player / digital player / radio, 4 GB, AAC, MP3, WAV, WMA, Protected WMA (DRM), Lithium polymer Rechargeable Player batteryInternal

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Ibiza Rhapsody (4GB, black) Reviewed on 06/17/2008

The Bottom Line: Haier America's flash-based Ibiza Rhapsody is pricier and larger than the competition, but its straightforward interface, excellent wireless integration, speedy processor, and plethora of features should appeal to those looking for a player that does it all.

Specs: Portable network audio player / digital player / radio, 4 GB, AAC, MP3, WAV, WMA, Protected WMA (DRM), Lithium polymer Rechargeable Player batteryInternal

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Ibiza Rhapsody (4GB, purple) Reviewed on 06/17/2008

The Bottom Line: Haier America's flash-based Ibiza Rhapsody is pricier and larger than the competition, but its straightforward interface, excellent wireless integration, speedy processor, and plethora of features should appeal to those looking for a player that does it all.

Specs: Portable network audio player / digital player / radio, 4 GB, AAC, MP3, WAV, WMA, Protected WMA (DRM), Lithium polymer Rechargeable Player batteryInternal

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Ibiza Rhapsody (4GB, aqua) Reviewed on 06/17/2008

The Bottom Line: Haier America's flash-based Ibiza Rhapsody is pricier and larger than the competition, but its straightforward interface, excellent wireless integration, speedy processor, and plethora of features should appeal to those looking for a player that does it all.

Specs: Portable network audio player / digital player / radio, 4 GB, AAC, MP3, WAV, WMA, Protected WMA (DRM), Lithium polymer Rechargeable Player batteryInternal

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Ibiza Rhapsody (4GB, pink) Reviewed on 06/17/2008

The Bottom Line: Haier America's flash-based Ibiza Rhapsody is pricier and larger than the competition, but its straightforward interface, excellent wireless integration, speedy processor, and plethora of features should appeal to those looking for a player that does it all.

Specs: Portable network audio player / digital player / radio, 4 GB, AAC, MP3, WAV, WMA, Protected WMA (DRM), Lithium polymer Rechargeable Player batteryInternal

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Ibiza Rhapsody (4GB, red) Reviewed on 06/17/2008

The Bottom Line: Haier America's flash-based Ibiza Rhapsody is pricier and larger than the competition, but its straightforward interface, excellent wireless integration, speedy processor, and plethora of features should appeal to those looking for a player that does it all.

Specs: Portable network audio player / digital player / radio, 4 GB, AAC, MP3, WAV, WMA, Protected WMA (DRM), Lithium polymer Rechargeable Player batteryInternal

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Ibiza Rhapsody (8GB, red) Reviewed on 06/17/2008

The Bottom Line: Haier America's flash-based Ibiza Rhapsody is pricier and larger than the competition, but its straightforward interface, excellent wireless integration, speedy processor, and plethora of features should appeal to those looking for a player that does it all.

Specs: Portable network audio player / digital player / radio, 8 GB, AAC, MP3, WAV, WMA, Protected WMA (DRM), Lithium polymer Rechargeable Player batteryInternal

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