Another 20GB MP3 player is coming. This one isn’t the best looking player around, but the Neuros does have a few interesting features that the iPod and the Nomad Zen don’t have. It has an internal microphone, a built-in FM tuner that you can record from, and the ability to broadcast on any open FM frequency so you can listen to the Neuros on a stereo without having to connect any cables. But probably the most unusual, and potentially useful, feature of the Neuros, is that it can be used to identify songs on the radio. If you hear a song you like but don’t know what it is, just press a button and the Neuros will record a 30-second sample of the song. Then next time you sync up with the Internet it will automatically figure out the title and artist of the song. Expected to retail for $399.99 when it comes out in January.
