Sandisk has claimed its new flash memory digital audio player, Sansa e280, to be the largest capacity flash-based personal music player on the market that comes festooned with a 8GB memory, a micro-SD slot for storage expansion upto 10 GB and a FM tuner. Sandisk’s Sansa e280 boasts 1.8-inch color LCD display, a play time of upto 20 hours and USB 2.0 connectivity. Unfortunately, it could not match the iPod nano in terms of thickness as it has double the size of iPod nano i.e. 1.7 x 3.5 x 0.5 inches. The Sansa e280 is likely to arrive in the middle of September with a retail price of around $249.99.
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TagGear Up The Beats With The New Philips GoGear SA1335 Player
One more flash player has plunged into the market without any hustle and bustle. Nothing innovative in its approach, the new Philips GoGear SA1335 is pretty modish and sleek design-wise. You can listen to your favorite tracks on the move as the SA1335 comes with 12 hours back up for MP3, WAV, or WMA. Other key features include large OLED display, FM tuner, voice recording and USB 2.0 connectivity for faster music transfer. The most eye-pleasing thing to me about the new Philips GoGear SA1335 is that it packs all these features in a compact and sleek size of 3.17 x 1.24 x 0.59 inches. The graceful mirrored surface is attention-grabbing. The flash media player is priced at a reasonable price of about $100.
1GB Yoto T-21 Worth US $50 Only
If you are looking for an economical MP3 player that still features sound specs, you can end your search with the 1GB Yoto T-21 MP3 player that plays the AVI format at 30fps. The $50 MP3 player manages to pack a large screen with QVGA resolution and is power-driven by the new Rockchip RISC chip, RK2608 DSP. In addition if you go foe an upgrade, you could even be able to play games. The looks are good. The specs are good. And, the price is alluring.
Freestyle MP3 Player: Waterproof and Crashproof
Another product launched keeping in mind the sports enthusiasts who can not leave their music behind but do not like the idea of destroying their player in sports crashes. The Shred Ready has launched a MP3 player that is water proof and immune to crashes and bashing. The Freestyle MP3 is waterproof and can be attached to helmet and its 40 hours battery (chargeable through PC) support means you can run out of energy but not music. Waterproofing is up to 10 ft and it has a inbuilt flash storage memory of 512MB. You can easily download MP3 as the player is USB2.0 compatible and will be light on your head as it weighs only 35 Gms. It is priced at $199.95 and kit also includes SR Can-Can Audio Earflaps which can easily attach to SR helmets and also include Neoprene arm band and a USB cable. So these winter skis down the slope, crash and for a change do it with rhythm.
Mini Video Player within your means (range)
As modern gadgets are getting smaller and smaller, their value is getting even bigger. But TA 454 Digital Video Player display movies, pictures, and even plays MP3, in an affordable price. Featuring 1.5″ screen, 256 megabytes of onboard memory, in addition to supports SD cards and USB connectivity, the new Video Player records sound and displays eBooks as well. Over and above the TA 454 Digital Video Player is extraordinarily minute, like most of modern gadgets. You may own it for just $79.95.
World’s first waterproof digital video player by Chinavasion
Well, earlier there was a waterproof MP3 player and now here is an unattractive, yellow and non-comprehensible video player by Chinavasion that functions 3-meters underwater to play your videos. This world’s first water proof digital video player features: � Memory: 1GB � Display: 1.8 Inch Color LCD � Video Format: AMV � Conversion formats: MPEG, WMV, ASF � Video Resolution: 128×128 � FPS (Frames per Second): 15fps � Music Format: WMA, MPEG � Bit rate: MPEG 32-192Kbps WMA 5-384Kbps � Picture Format: JPEG � Record Format: WAV � Earphone Jack: 3.5mm � SNR (Signal to Noise Ratio): >75dB � Output of earphones: 2x5mW(32Ohms) � Languages: English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Denmark, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Turkish, Czech � USB: 2.0 full speed � System: Windows 98/ SE/ ME/ 2000/ XP, Mac OS 10, Linux 2.4.2 � Power Source: Built-in Rechargeable Lithium Battery � Dimension: 105x50x22mm (LxWxD) Other Features: � Waterproof (up to 3 Meters. Must keep the Earphones in while submerged in order to keep inside components dry) � Waterproof High Quality Earphones � 3 hours recharging time � 6 Hours Playback Accessories: � User Manual � Waterproof Earphones � USB � Power Adapter � Mini CD with Driver and Conversion Software � High Quality Armband � Neck strap The price is not yet announced but I think that to execute your lifetime dream of watching videos at the bottom of the pool price stands nowhere. Via: Gadget9
World’s first ever wind-up MP3-cum-video player by Trevor Baylis’s
To enjoy your favorite music plus videos any time any where even sans battery juice Trevor Baylis, the designer who first introduced the wind-up radio back in the 90s has now came out with the wind-up MP3 and video player that is also known as world’s first. This new innovation comes bundled with 1GB internal memory, SD memory card slot, 1.8″ LCD screen, LED torch, view photos, listen to FM radio, recorder and the best part is it also facilitate you to charge your mobile phone too,. So if you are just planning to get a MP3 player its time to hunt video player too and everything for mere $345. Via: Blog.scifi