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As of now, the iRiver U10 feels like an experiment, something which iRiver will use to decide what the market really wants--is it disk space, battery life, or extra features' Perhaps iRiver is just biding its time, waiting for the perfect moment to release a player that can surpass iPod and Creative. This remains to be seen.
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Stock option questions delay Apple’s annual report…
[Source: iPod - Guide] quoted: Apple Computer CEO Steve Jobs holds a Powerbook in San Francisco in 2001. Apple missed the deadline for filing its annual report in order to correct for employee stock option “irregularities,” …