A portable music player that holds upto 4.86GB -- about 81 hours of digital music -- will be released later this month by HanGo, a Korean consumer electronics company.
The "Personal Jukebox" player, which is somewhat larger than similar devices on the market, could open up new possibilities for digital music devices -- such as being able to carry an entire music collection around. Most portable players hold around 2 hours of music.
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