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CNET.co.uk has 79 stories on drag drop
Archos Gmini 402 Camcorder review
Reviews While Archos' media players have suffered from poor-quality screens and an archaic design, the drag-and-drop interface and simple TV recording made them a winner with advanced users. If you're more used to the Windows interface though, you can...
Editor's rating 
6.3
Tags: archos technology, media player, bonus, pad
9 January 2006, 16:38
Archos 405 review
Reviews Organisation is a simple drag-and-drop process within Windows. For roughly the same price or even a little less than an 8GB Apple iPod nano (currently £129), the Archos 405 offers a large colour screen, great sound quality, support for high...
Editor's rating 
7
Tags: archos, album, song, high quality
11 September 2007, 14:56
Seagate FreeAgent Xtreme review
Reviews First you need to create a password for encryption, then you need to drag and drop existing folders or files into the encryption software's virtual folder, and then you have to delete the originals. The software only supports drag-and-drop...
Editor's rating 7.3
Tags: seagate technology, ports, port, encrypted
30 September 2008, 16:21
SanDisk Sansa c250 (2GB) review
Reviews Mac users can simply use the drag-and-drop method in Finder to transfer artist or album folders to the player's music folder. Windows users have a choice of transfer methods: use drag-and-drop or a WMA jukebox such as Windows Media Player or Rhapsody.
Editor's rating 6
Tags: sandisk, listening, drag drop, sounded
24 November 2006, 12:19
Sony NWZ-E436F Walkman review
Reviews Getting music and other content onto the player is an easy process -- it works with a variety of jukeboxes (such as Windows Media Player or Rhapsody), or you can use the fabulously light Sony Content Transfer app, which allows for drag and drop...
Editor's rating 7.5
Tags: sony, battery life, sound quality, nano
17 October 2008, 16:53
Creative Zen X-Fi review
Reviews If you're already running Windows Media Player or Rhapsody, you don't even need to install any software to start syncing content to the player -- in fact, you can even use drag-and-drop if you prefer.
Editor's rating 7.5
Tags: creative, sound quality, array, edges
27 November 2008, 13:18
Creative MuVo Micro N200 (1GB) review
Reviews Initial setup and use of the MuVo Micro is a snap: just plug it in and start using Windows Media Player 10.0 or Windows Explorer drag-and-drop to transfer files. As such, the most logical way to transfer music, if you want some organization, is...
Editor's rating 
8.3
Tags: creative, media player, windows explorer, artist
11 February 2005, 22:25
Creative Zen Nano Plus (1GB) review
Reviews Unfortunately this functionality is not extended to iTunes on the PC, and Windows users will have to do with the bland-but-effective drag-and-drop method. It lets you drag and drop MP3s straight onto its drive icon.
Editor's rating 6.3
Tags: creative, cover, microphone, listening
12 September 2005, 16:28
LG FM37 review
Reviews We decided to use the drag and drop functionality within Windows, as this works perfectly and is far more user-friendly. With excellent sound quality, great video support, a wealth of useful features and drag-and-drop library management through...
Editor's rating 7.7
Tags: lg electronics, face, sub, lg
26 April 2007, 16:24
Cowon iAudio D2 (4GB) review
Reviews You can simply connect the player to your computer using the included USB cable and begin transferring content, either via drag-and-drop in Windows Explorer or by using Windows Media Player (WMP). We had to use drag-and-drop, however, to transfer...
Editor's rating 8
Tags: cowon, slot, watching, windows explorer
5 March 2007, 13:00
palmOne Tungsten T5 review
Reviews Transferring files is of great ease too, as you can now simply drag and drop items with the new File Transfer feature. Still, there's no denying the ease and convenience of drag and drop, and we were equally pleased with the ability to perform a...
Editor's rating 7.7
Tags: palmone, cover, pda, microsoft word
19 October 2004, 20:12
HP Photosmart A826 review
Reviews You can't drag and drop, which would make the process a bit easier and quicker. The crop feature lets you zoom in and out, rotate the cropped area between portrait and landscape modes, and use the stylus to drag the crop box around the image, so...
Editor's rating 8.1
Tags: hp, printers, thumbnail, clip
5 October 2007, 11:07
Sony Ericsson W960i review
Reviews Using the new Sony Ericsson media manager software is easy, which lets you drag and drop tracks straight into the phone. Millions of people now see their mobile phones as serious music players, all thanks to Sony Ericsson.
Editor's rating 7.9
Tags: sony ericsson, party, ericsson, jack
4 February 2008, 13:49
Samsung YP-Z5 (2GB) review
Reviews This means that whether you plug it into a Mac, a Windows or a Linux PC, the YP-Z5 will transfer MP3s using a simple drag and drop interface. Listening to This Isn't It by Giant Drag, the YP-Z5 sounded tight and punchy -- snare hits snapped like a...
Editor's rating 7.8
Tags: samsung, manufacturers, wheel, scroll
16 March 2006, 17:25
Macpower Mvisto review
Reviews FeaturesTransferring movies to the Mvisto is a basic drag and drop operation. It plays video as a standalone unit plugged into a regular TV, so there's no need to drag an ugly laptop around with you. We've all taken our iPods to parties to share...
Editor's rating 
9
Tags: macpower, played, hard disk, dvd player
14 May 2005, 17:01
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