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Nora Tong

Product: Compucon M1281F
Price: HK$699
Pros: Long battery life and good features
Cons: Mediocre design fails to stand out in a flooded market

Weighing just 28 grams and shaped like a peanut, the M1281F MP3 player from Australia's Compucon Computer joins the myriad of digital audio players available in the market.

Priced at HK$699, it is also a universal serial bus drive and voice recorder. The USB drive function lets you store PC files on the thumb-size device using the USB interface. It also has FM radio.

The LCD displays in both English and Chinese.

Surprisingly, one AAA battery powers the device for more than 10 hours.

A pair of headsets is included, although you might want to upgrade.



MP3 player light on batteries