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Memory size: 1GB, Memory type: Integrated, Weight: 70g, Radio: With Radio, Audio/Video formats: MP3 ...
9.2 out of 10

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- - Group test: Iriver U10 portable music player Evaluation 4 out of 5
  - Source: Computeract!ve
- September 2006
  Group test: Iriver U10 portable music player
  By Anthony Dhanendran
  
  Review summary: A music player that can also play games, but the U10's interface is a bit sluggish
  
  Pros: Plays games ; Clever menu system
  
  Verdict: The U10 is the least orthodox music player in our round-up. Instead of having any buttons on the front panel, you push down on an edge of the large colour screen.
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- - iRiver Clix Evaluation 3 out of 5
  - Source: laptopmag.com
- August 2006
  iRiver Clix
  By Brian Heater
  
  Review summary: A bright display and refreshingly simple controls make the Clix a serious contender.
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- - So Good It Just Clix- iRiver Clix Review Evaluation 0 out of 5
  - Source: lordpercy.com
- July 2006
  So Good It Just Clix- iRiver Clix Review
  
  Review summary: The revised U10 could have just been a facelift, but iRiver have gone further and this new 2gb Clix pack a faster user interface , FM Radio, direct encoding and much more. We check out iRiver's latest ultra small MP3 player.
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- - Review: iRiver U10 digital media player Evaluation 4 out of 5
  - Source: personal computer world
- June 2006
  Review: iRiver U10 digital media player
  By Anthony Dhanendran
  
  Verdict: A refreshing design hits the media player market
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- - The Light and Lovely iRiver U10 Evaluation 0 out of 5
  - Source: tomsguide.com
- June 2006
  The Light and Lovely iRiver U10
  By Marc McEntegart
  
  Review summary: Hard drive based PMP's might seem the way to go for on-the-go video playback. But Marc McEntegart finds iRiver's U10 a lighter and friendlier alternative.
  
  Verdict: Not only does the battery trickle-charge from USB, it is practically beyond compare in the realm of flash based portable audio (with the possible exception of Sony's "Bean", the NW-E207). iRiver lists the battery life as "up to 25 hours", and we've ...
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