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Pros
Informative 4-inch screen
Innovative concept
Cons
Limited storage
Buggy navigation interface

Slacker Portable Internet Radio Player Review

by Tim Moynihan

- After a few delays and a lot of grassroots hype, the Slacker Portable Internet radio is finally available. Starting at $200 for the 2GB model, this ambitious music-only device features a 4-inch wide screen, built-in Wi-Fi, and an excellent Web service. The Slacker deserves credit for approaching issues of form and function in its own way--it borrows almost nothing from the iPod--but it's also blocky, buggy, slow, and more than a bit frustrating.

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