‘Small is Chic’…if you too go buy this rule then I’m sure you’ll love pepping up your music collection by 1GB Advanced MP3 Player Pebble. I’m sure its enough to Rock your world. The 20g thing looks simply awesome with that shiny surface and the extremely cool features that include a tiny OLED display so you can pick songs. What more the headphone and USB 2.0 port are mingled in one input, and you can charge the 12 hour battery via USB, plus a funky voice recorder and FM tuner/recorder. With all that all I can say is WOW
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TagMusicMarker rolls out Venzero One MP3 Player
MusicMarker Ltd. has launched its first device ‘Venzero One’ compatible with its automated music track identification service. The 8GB Venzero One supports MP3, WMA, WMA DRM and WAV formats and comes with an FM Tuner. The cool and compact Venzero One weighs just 3.4 ounces and boasts of a 2″ color TFT display for images and videos Measuring 3.8 x 2.3 x 0.55′ the Venzero is a perfect player for voice recording and comes with an embedded file manager dubbed as Shareport, allowing users to share files with other USB devices without a PC. Venzero One will most probably be available in June for $289.
Guitar shaped ‘Oppo X31M’ MP3 player
Oppo Digital has rolled out a digital audio player shaped like a guitar. With no strings attached, the ‘X31M’ can play MP3, WMA and WAV for 11 hours on a single charge. It also features FM, OLED interface and USB2.0 allowing you to hook it to your computer and sync in latest tunes. More, there is a 3.5mm headphone-out port and equalizer.
Sanyo launches $60 MP3 player
As more and more companies venture into the portable music player markets with their sleek designs and mammoth memories, Sanyo launches DMP-M400SD (S) MP3 player with no built-in memory and a no-frills look. To listen to music on this player you need to get your own SD cards (supporting MP3 and WMA) up to 2 GB. It is powered by a single AAA battery for an approximate runtime of 12 hours. The single color backlight LED shows the related information on the screen as well as adding to the bare bone look of the player. Scheduled for a launch in August in Japan, DMP-M400SD (S) MP3 player with it’s $60 price tag is ideal for a pauper like me who really doesn’t care much about the sleek snazzy looks of all those new MP3 players(that’s just crap…but you got to justify your economic inferiority).
A MP3 player that indeed looks different.
Is it a remote control? Is it a credit card? Damn! It’s a MP3 player. First look at Signeo sn-a800 and it’s almost impossible to guess the working of this retro styled MP3 player. It also includes a built-in FM tuner, voice memo recording and the ability to record radio shows into the MP3 format. Sounds cool but the price does seem to prevent you from grabbing this ‘good looking’ audio gadget. You have to shell out $180 for the 512 MB version and $250 if you are interested in doubling the capacity. Available in blue, black or yellow, its unconventional looks do make it eye candy despite the fact that it is overpriced when compared with its counterparts available in the market.
iRiver D25 MP3 Player Dictionary
Here comes a natty MP3 player to boost up your vocabulary. Hmm…the new iRiver D25 MP3 Dictionary player increases your vocabulary as well as let you take pleasure in your favorite tracks also. The cute clamshell device comes with a 4.3-inch LCD display and a complete QWERTY keypad. The enthralling features are its MP3 playback, FM radio, voice recorder, games, text-to-speech capabilities, and text/photo viewer. The lithium battery gives an impressing 16 hours of battery time for dictionary usage. The iRiver D25 integrates 1.3GB of flash memory and a SD card slot for extra storage. Sadly, the cool iRiver D25 will land in Korean market only at a price of $400. Now, that’s not cool news about the pretty device.
MoS Celebrates Its 15th Anniversary By Annoucing MP055C6 MP3 Player
Ministry of Sound (MoS) celebrates its 15th anniversary by announcing the new 6GB MP055C6 MP3 player that is encased stylishly in piano black. It’s not revealed whether the player boasts a flash drive or a hard drive. Anyhow, you need to shell out £179.99 to make the MP055C6 yours. The player comes pre-loaded with ten tracks from the MoS’s collection. I think they should have revealed something more powerful and unique. Afterall, it is the question of MoS’s 15th birthday.
$20,000 Trekstor i.Beat organix Gold MP3 player up for grab!
Certainly, it is not for every one however, if you want to grab it, be ready to spend $19,999.99 for this TrekStor i.Beat organix Gold MP3 Player. The account given on Amazon , “this MP3 player is built for every millionaire who loves digital music”, truly parallels its character. Value of this MP3 player is based on technical standards and of course, on the 750 gold (18 karat) and 63 diamonds (one-karat) engraved on it. This creation at the behest of Alex Shnaider the owner of the Midland Formula 1 team, is adorned with a small chain that includes beautiful aquamarine gems. Even the features are in accordance with the value. With 1GB memory it can playback WAV, MP3, WMA, ASF, and OGG file formats, and even can supports WMA-DRM9. The organix Gold is also equipped with a stereo FM radio and an integrated voice recorder. The mobile data storage can be manipulated via the USB connection.
Mpio drops curtain off FL500 & FY800 DAPs
Mpio’s latest FL500, the successor of FL400, is a compact WMAs/MP3 player. With LCD screen it is available in two version of 1GB & 2GB. It is the blend of Janus DRM with simple features like an FM tuner and a built-in voice recorder. FL400 costs 99k & 119k Korean Won for the FL500 1GB & 2GB. Similar is the version of FY800 as far as the memory is concerned (1 & 2GB). Mpio’s FY800 is a lean stuff of 9.85mm with SD-expandable flash. With extra bit of screen lining, the FY800′s versions cost: the 1GB FY800 costs 79k Won (65 Euro) and 2GB FY800 costs 99k Won (80 Euro).
Samsung’s YP-25F MP3 with YA-DS100 speaker dock up for grab
The YP-25F MP3 with a portable speaker YA-DS100, introduced by Samsung at IFA2006 in Berlin will soon get into market, as the stock will pile up on 29 September 2006. However, the preorders have started for this speaker dock, run by a 3xAA batteries with sound out put of 1W Per Channel (2W). The Samsung speaker dock costs near £60.