Mpgio Lisse S10 a four-direction sliding MP3 player designed by Dadam Design in Korea. It measures 46×40x11mm at 22g, the Mpgio Lisse slide from left to right and up and down. It has an OLED, USB connectivity supports 14 different languages, A-B repeat, 150 hours of recording, and MP3, WMA, WAV playback. and will be available in six different colors which include the Titan Blue Luxury Edition (4GB). Don’t get confused, yeah it’s true sliding 4 directions, (north, south, west, east), but the slides are not to reveal buttons or anything, they work as the button (eg slide down to enter, slide left or right to navigate). More pictures after the break. Read more…
At the inside of this hand grenade store a 1GB Sansa MP3 player. It’s a nice one to hook on your belt, showing it off, but I’m just afraid if people or policeman mistaken it as the real grenade, that will be an opportunity to enter the jail in certain countries. This lethal-looking portable player is actually a DIY project. Read more…
LG has released another girl this weekend, the camera is focus on her instead of the DAP. This new DAP is the UP3 Touch, a successor to its UP3. The UP3 Touch supports basic file formats such as MP3, OGG and WMA. It said to have the improved battery life that last for 15 hours and you can choose from 2GB or 4GB.
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Samsung Electronic has launched its new premium MP3 player in Korea, that is the YP-P3 that features Haptic UI. The player comes with a 3-inch wide touchscreen with 480 x 272 resolution, 0.8W built-in speaker, Bluetooth with A2DP support and electronic dictionary function. Besides that, it also supports DNSe 3.0 technology, ‘Quick Menu’, ‘Wise Volume’ and ‘Vibe Woofer’ functions. The Samsung YP-P3 is available in Black or Silver colors and will be priced at 239,000KRW for 4GB, 279,000KRW for 8GB, and 329,000KRW for 16GB.
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iRiver has launched its E50, a small music player that comes in brushed metal design on its front. This player is capable of playing various music formats and there’s a FM radio with recorder to .wav too. The 1.8-inch display will show you the tracks info and the voice recorder allows you to record some important speeches. It has 52 hours of battery life and there’s also bundled software that runs on Windows. Choose from 2, 4 or 8GB.
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This is awesome, a new MP3 player concept by Lisbon based Portuguese designer Nuno Teixeira, the Digit MP3 Player. It is designed with soft surfaces and the sleek and extra slim and complete with a pair of wireless headset. Its 20GB memory should be enough for your music tracks. More pictures after the break. Read more…
Creative has come with its Zen Moo, a MP3 player with cow face and with the same spec as the Zen Stone. It comes with little OLED display, 2GB storage, 20 hour playback time and an integrated FM tuner. Why cow? Cuz this MP3 player is specially designed to honor the year of cow in the Chinese zodiac calendar of 2009.
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XMp3 is a combination of an MP3 player and an XM radio receiver. It has been claimed as the lightest portable XM radio. The device has 100 hours of storage with microSD card slot expansion, an auto-record feature that will remember to grab your favorite shows when time comes and a buffer of the last 30 minutes from multiple channels. The XMp3 is available at $280. More pictures after the break. Read more…
Philips GoGear LUXE DAP is a jewel-like MP3 player that comes with Bluetooth 2.1 that can be paired with your Bluetooth enabled mobile phone. The player actually pause the music tracks and allows you to answer you to answer a call. Whenever there’s incoming calls, the caller’s ID and number will be displayed on Luke’s display. It has 2GB of storage for your tracks and there’s also a FM tuner for you in case if you forgot to update your tracks. Its battery will provide you 10 hours of playback or 100 hours in standby. There’s word saying that the Luxe will appear in Singapore next month at SGD139 ($92), some other Asian countries should be seeing after the some time.
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SanDisk is introducing its new Sansa slotMusic Player that comes with a microSD slot to store all your favorite songs. The player is compatible with 16GB microSD which is capable of storing up to 4,000 MP3s. The device has a customizable black shell, earphones and battery. The Sansa slotMusic Player is expected to be available from retailers in Europe while other regions will be available in the 2009, the player is priced around $20 without the microSD or $35 with the microSD.
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