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Here is the latest Egoman’s Portable Media Player, the MP810RSTD-43, which features a 4.3-inch touchscreen display (16.7 million colors) and can plays WVI and RMVB video files at 30 fps, MP3, WMA, ADPCM, WAV, APC and FLAC files. The gadget comes equipped with a USB 2.0 port, integrated FM tuner and an onboard TV out port. Unfortunately, there is no word on pricing at this time. [Gizmodo]
Korean company GDIS Corp. has introduced a clip type MP3 player called the Floral Titi. Available in several colors including red strawberry, mocha, yellow carrot, blue aqua, sweet pink, vanilla, lavender, mint and ice blue, the DAP does not have a display. The player comes equipped with 2GB of internal memory and offers eight hours of playback time. Weighing 10 grams, the Floral titi is currently available in Korea. The 1GB version sells for 39,800 Korean Won ($40) and the 2GB version is priced at 54,800 Korean Won ($55). [AVING]
Samsung will be dropping a new DAP phone in the near future known as the i458 DAP phone. It comes with B&O’s ICEpower audio module along with a 2.4” LCD display, 3.5G support, Symbian S60 v3.1, 25MB internal memory, 3.5mm audio jack, and a microSDHC memory card slot. No word on the price or release date, so for now here is a picture to stir up your imagination. [Akihabara via Upcoming Cell Phones]
Audio-Technica has dropped 2 new models of DAP speakers. The first one is the AT-SP250 which can be hooked up to any iPod as well as the iPhone and iPod Touch. The other one is called the AT-SP230 which can be used with all digital audio players including all models and brands. No word on when and how much these are going for, but they shouldn’t be pricey considering they’re pretty basic. [Akihabara]
Sony has just announced the arrival of the ICDUX70 and ICDUX80 voice recorders that double as digital audio players (DAPS). They feature a 1GB / 2GB of internal storage space and play back for MP3 files and record in MP3 stereo format, can capture 290 / 581 hours of audio in LP mode and is powered by plugging into a USB port. No word on pricing, but these two should be available later this month.
Another CES release by Creative comes the MuVo T200 digital audio player. It features your choice of either a 2GB or 4GB storage, display, FM radio, and voice recorder for a retail price of $59 and $79 respectively.
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This first DAP by Evergreen is a do-it-yourself kit which allows you to build it. The exterior is fine oak wood in the shape of a walnut, features 1GB memory, and is compatible with MP3, WMA and OGG files. Listen to your music in style and feel like you’re going back to nature. Coming exclusively to Japan soon.
The MG-200 is the latest flash-based DAP from MPIO. Available with either 1.2 or 4GB capacity, the gadget plays MP3 and WMA files and video files. This digital audio player also supports SDHC cards (up to 8GB), and an FM tuner. Its battery lasts for 18h of battery life while playing MP3 files. Measuring 85.6mm x 39.1mm x 10.8mm and weighing 42grams, the MPIO MG-200 will be available in Japan before Christmas.
Cowon Japan will release its new iAUDIO 7 in the Japanese market. This 16GB MP3 player comes equipped with 1.3-inch TFT-LCD with 260,000 colors and swing touch button. The player also support EQ filter allowing users to adjust bandwidth and frequencies of each sound band in the Equalizer, FM radio, voice recording, text and image viewer. The player retails for approx. $330.
The highly anticipated A3 from Cowon will be released in November 14 in Korea. The gadget features interesting specifications including a 4 inch screen (800×480), MP3, WMA, FLAC, OGG, AAC, AC3 audio files, as well as DivX, Xvid, Mpeg4, WMV9/8/7, H.264 video files. The player also sports an HDTV out, DMB/1-Seg/DVB-T (external), FM tuner, and Word/Excel/PDF reader. The Cowon A3 is priced at $385 for the 30GB version, and $462 for the 60GB.
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