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Tony Bennett

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by Marc Boisclair

MUSIC TO YOUR EARS
This Traveling Jukebox Can Carry More Than Just A Tune

Where can you find U2, Tony Bennett, and Rachmaninoff playing the same bill? On TREÓ Hy-Tek’s new portable digital jukebox. Operation is a snap: Just download, and then kick back. With a 10GB memory, this pint-size music machine holds 200 CDs’ worth of tunes, and runs eight hours plus per battery charge, with an eight-line LCD to highlight your playlist. $399. (800) 835-7278, www.treoplayer.com



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