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Teac’s got a mini MP3 player as well

By Gizmodo Published January 7, 2003, 12:14 am ET

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The WalkieMusic MP3 Deluxe from the bizarrely named CyQ’ve isn’t the only game in town. Gabe Meister writes in that Teac offers a mini-CD MP3 player of its own, the MP-330. By the way, does anyone even know how to pronounce “CyQ’ve”? Is the name some kind of a weird joke?

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