Originally priced at $46.99, the Coby MP-C7082 MP3 player is now on sale at Amazon for just $18.26, which means you could save up to $28.73 (61%). This sleek and compact player features a 1.8-inch 160 x 128 TFT LCD display, a 1GB of storage, an easy click-pad control, an FM radio, an e-book reader, a video player, a voice recorder, a USB 2.0 interface and a built-in Lithium-Ion battery.

As things get smaller they get more sophisticated and difficult to use and not lose. Yet, we have devices shrinking away with every passing day. This MP3 player from Japan, for instance, is supposed to be as large as a couple of sugar cubes. One earbud is connected to the main unit and the other connects via a thin cord, into the other year. To load music into it, you have to plug it into the USB port of your computer directly. What's really stunnig about this miniature genius is that it can store up to 4GB of data.

The product is mainly for Japan. You can pick it up from ThinkGeek at just about $79.99.

Babies have their fair share of gadgets that most parents have come to find necessary. Things like baby monitors and even sterilizing lights for their bottles. One thing that some parents might also find handy is an MP3 player specifically for the baby. It's easily debatable that it's really not necessary for a child that young, but if you like having your baby listen to music then it might make things easier.

For those that use music to soothe or put their baby to sleep, instead of carrying around a CD, you could have this. Plus you won't need portable speakers since this has speakers built directly into it. You can also record your own voice for the infant to hear. When you're trying to get your child to fall asleep there is a fade feature that will slowly decrease the volume level.

You can purchase the player for $59.98 or get 1 of 4 of the Brainy Baby files preloaded onto it and pay $63.98 all together.

Listening to music while working construction or doing any other type of manual labor is extremely common. What's also common in that area of work is having radios that die off much sooner than they usually would from getting too much dust in it and being dropped repeatedly. Finding a durable music player isn't exactly easy. Thankfully Ryobi is making an attempt to create an MP3 player that can handle tough environments. That also makes it ideal for those that enjoy camping and hiking.

It has 2 GB of internal memory, which means it will store up to 500 songs. When it's received a full charge it’ll run continuously for 72 hours. It's water, dust and impact resistant, so you are still going to have to be a little careful around water. To keep it from dropping too often there's a built-in strong spring loaded clip that can hang onto your belt. There is also an armband.

You can purchase one for $69.97 through Home Depot.

Here is another wearable MP3 player for you to grab that comes in the form of a necklace. Featuring a diamond shape design, the player sports a 4GB of storage, touch buttons, a USB 2.0 interface, a 3.5mm headset jack, a built-in rechargeable battery (up to 5 hours of music playback) and supports MP3, WMA and WAV audio formats. Grab yours now for just $19.99.

As we all know, the ZEN Moo was intended as a China-only release. The MP3 player is basically just a cow's head with LED light. It's a 2GB player with FM radio. For Valentines, you get a two-piece in a themed packaging.

Fu Niu packaging romantic couple heart-shaped pink packaging, lifelike image of cute calf couple, cute face, smart, kind-hearted big eyes, lovely image of Fu Niu, people put it down. Boot record to declare your love for her (him) to declare the truth, one will be able to open her (him) a big surprise. "Sweet talk" Imagine the game of love, two calves, then pack their own mouth that the situation is very interesting stop. Or do you sing and I love the classic white, or is a distortion of the accident hit comedy, is it simmer with laughter. Remember, only two close together they will "call" Oh.

Very well. It's $130 for the twain MP3 players, an affordable gift idea if I may say so.

In the same style as the iRiver B30 and the COWON iAudio E2, Newsmy has a new products dubbed the B30 MP3 player. Newman or Newsmy's player, though is charming in a boxy way and should cost next to nothing–certainly not 139 pounds. The name may suggest that the Newsmy B30 takes after the iRiver, it has more in common with the iAudio E2, which also has a prominent hoop built-in.

Unfortunately, the Newman B30 isn't officially available for order. There's only the 2GB capacity but it does play lossless audio formats, which I heard is really sought after among audiophiles.