We will show you the basics of how to find MP3's on the net, to portable mp3 players and how to burn your own music CDs. [Episode #1830, First broadcast: 4/10/2001] If you're into downloading mp3 files you're facing storage issues where to put it all of the stuff. Now there's a really slick and relatively inexpensive new solution from hard drive maker Maxtor. MP3.com MP3.com is the premier Music Service Provider (MSP) allowing consumers to instantly discover, purchase, listen to, store and organize their music collection from anywhere, at any time, using any Internet device. MP3.com offers more than a half-million high-quality songs from 100,000-plus artists available for FREE downloading over the Internet. Easy CD Creator pro Eliot Van Buskirk of c|net shows us how to use Easy CD Creator 4 to create both audio cds and data mp3 cds. Adaptec's Easy CD Creator 4 Deluxe gives you all the tools you need--and more--to create all sorts of data and music CDs. Portable mp3 players Larry Magid of the LA Times will review some of the newest mp3 players on the market today. Rio 600 - Capture and playback digital-quality music from the Internet or your CDs. Seize your audio, master your mix, retool your memory, even select your faceplate color. The Rio 600 offers 64MB of memory, interchangable color faceplates, and supports mp3 and Windows Media audio formats. Iomega HipZip - This portable device gives you skip-free, CD-quality sound in a cool, compact design. The HipZip also doubles as a PocketZip storage device, so you can download and transport spreadsheets, images and more. The HipZip offers Universal music file format which allows for support of both free and copyright protected content and supports MP3 and the new Microsoft® Windows Media audio formats. It also has a high quality equalizer control system that enhances audio quality. Rave: mp2200 - Its 64MB of storage on board combined with SmartMedia card slot allows unlimited expansi