MP3 Gets Ready To Handle Wi-Fi

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The celestial jukebox is finally headed to your pocket. Maybe. MusicGremlin recently introduced the first Wi-Fi–equipped MP3 player. The 8GB model, which is available at www.musicgremlin.com, uses a built-in 802.11b connection to let you wirelessly sync tracks from your PC, beam songs to other MusicGremlin players, and access online subscription services.

MusicGremlin WiFi MP3 Player (MG-1000)

And it’s possible that MusicGremlin will prove to be only the beginning. Microsoft is rumored to have in the works a wireless media player called Zune that may support free conversion of some or all of the audio tracks you purchased at the Apple iTunes Music Store.

If Microsoft pulls off a nice Wi-Fi–enabled design, we’ll really have something. The MusicGremlin is a cool idea, but its current player is too chunky to take off .

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