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Sony HMP-A1 Personal Video Player by Josh Rubin
Sony's brand new HMP-A1 Personal Video Player is pretty slick, for a personal video player. I'm not yet convinced people are going watch TV and movies on a 3.5 inch screen. Remember the Watchman? Exactly. What makes more sense is having a color screen on an MP3 player with the ability to store and review digital photos.
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