So there you have it. We've come an awfully long way from the Camera Obscura, eh?

When it comes to video playback on your Treo, almost nothing beats CorePlayer�s versatility and compatibility. It supports more media file types than Las Vegas has casinos, well.. not quite.. ("I plead artistic liberty, your Honor").. but it gives you nearly limitless options on how to play and fine-tune them optimally for your viewing pleasure. As far as audio players go, CP comes close to hitting the mark, and though it�s not as snazzy as PocketTunes or Kinoma Player 4EX, it certainly packs a punch, at a very sweet price point.

Criteria  Rating GUI Design 5 Usability 5 Support 4 Value 5 Overall (not an average)	Pros Plays practically everything you throw at it. Slick, sexy interface with easily fingerable buttons. More options than a pimped-out Mercedes Stores necessary codecs on your SD card.. Skinnable interface. Playlists, Graphic Equalizer, and more..
	Cons No way to check for updates or upgrade wirelessly. Cumbersome updating procedure relies heavily on distributor/reseller.

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