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GoGear Opus 8GB - Philips GoGear Opus 8GB  Philips also seems to
have played it safe with the user-interface, again sticking
close to the SA5825's GUI. After recent efforts from Apple,
Samsung and iRiver, the Opus' primarily text-based interface
feels staid, but at least it's easy to understand and reliable,
with videos, albums, tracks and the various options selectable
from a series of nested lists, with the current option
highlighted and those further up and down the list getting
dimmer as you move away from them. Press the button lightly, and
you flick down one item. Press it harder, and the list scrolls
at a higher speed.  Otherwise, there's not much in the way of
flashy stuff. It's possible, for instance, to pick an album from
a grid of cover art, but nobody is going to suggest this has the
wow factor of Apple's CoverFlow. In fact, the most interesting
feature is a facility to, while browsing albums and playlists,
get instant control of play