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by Josh Sens

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He’s got the whole world in his hands. But you’ve got your whole music collection on your BeoSound 2. It’s a palm-sized digital music player from Bang & Olufsen that’s powerful enough to store all your MP3 files and easy to operate without even looking down. Its circular, stainless-steel design allows it to slip comfortably into your pocket so you can move easily through airports — or jam while you’re waiting at the taxi stand. $595-$695. (847) 590-4900, www.bang-olufsen.com —

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