An attractive, feature-packed and affordably priced player that falls down on control and interface design, the Neeon may appeal to those who place a high premium on looks and are willing to battle a less-than-ideal control setup.

A great device for viewing photos, with a large LCD screen, but it lacks some MP3 playback features and is quite bulky.

Creative's MuVo Slim 128MB is a great choice for people on the move, but don't expect to store more than a couple of albums at a time.

The player's small size and range of features make it ideal for an active lifestyle but restrict its functionality. Buy this product for its convenient and adaptive design, not for its storage space.

The Samsung YP-T6Z has features normally seen on higher-end devices, but you would be advised to have a look at the very similar and newer YP-T7.

If you are looking for lightweight MP3 player with a lot of features, the T7 is a perfect choice--as long as you replace the poor headphones.

An elegant solution with excellent audio quality and a few unique but unobtrusive features.

Shinco's SDP-1720D has broad media compatibility and is easy to use, but its failure to recognise some DivX discs brings down the overall score.

An integrated LCD screen and DVD player, the Sony DVD Station is a cool little appliance, ready for you to watch movies when you're on the road.

Some clever design features like dual headphone outputs and swivel screen make up for a lack of volume from the in-built speakers and some minor contrast issues.

Though it doesn't include support for MPEG-4-based video formats, Voxson's entry-level SL-50 offers a clear, bright screen with Dolby Surround support. And you can even plug in an external input.

For a competitive price, the mm50 provides quality sound and is loud enough for in-home use.