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 iRiver H10
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RRP: £199
Year: 2005

Description: - High-contrast 1.5“ colour display with up to 260,000 colours - Capacity for more than 2,500 songs or other data - Vertical touchpad for super-easy navigation - Integrated FM tuner (20 presets) with recording and timer functions - Built-in microphone for up to 45 hours of voice recording - Replaceable rechargeable battery for up to 12 hours of playback

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