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Greenhouse Japan offers the KanaCL, which is a lightweight flash based DAP with 2GB of onboard memory. Measuring 26mm × 66mm × 14mm and weighing 20grams, the gadget sports MP3 / WMA files and has a voice recorder. Its built-in Lithium Ion battery provides approx. 5 hours of playback time. The Greenhouse KanaCLbe is available in pink, white, black and red for 5480 Yen or around $55. [Newlaunches]

Creative has added a new color (White) to its MuVo T200 line-up in 4GB version. For the record, it features 4GB of memory (It exists in 2GB version), MP3/WMA compatible, Bass Boost function, FM Radio Tuner, Built-in mic. Available at the end of June for 40€. [Creative]

Newman comes back with the new portable media player, the M968A. It is actually the successor to the stainless steel-clad M950A. Priced at $65, the new M968A Portable Media Player comes equipped with 2.4 inch 320 x 240-pixel 260k-color TFT display, 1.3MP camera, 1GB of internal memory, supports AVI, MP3 and WMA audio and video formats, lyrics support, audio recording capability and SD/MMC memory card slot. [PMPToday]

Stephen Chow’s CJ7 Dog Doll MP3 Player is a replica of the movie’s alien dog, The player comes with built-in speakers, 1GB of internal memory, and a USB port. The gadget retails for $18.67 each. [AnythingButiPod via iPod Blog]

Samsung Electronics showed off the new YP-S2 during World IT Show held in Seoul. The player comes in a cobblestone-shaped and adopts the Digital Natural Sound engine(DNSe) technology to deliver an amazing audio quality. Available in black, white, metallic red, green and purple, the suggested price is 49,000 Won for 1GB and 59,000 Won for 2GB. [AVING via iPod Blog] More »

Check out the world’s smallest karaoke system by Takara Tomy. Introducing the Hi-Kara, a complete karaoke system in a 7-centimeter cube. It features a 2.4-inch LCD screen on the front of the box which displays a video and song lyrics and users can hear the music and sing through a custom headset that includes a microphone. Songs can be added to the system in cartridges by downloading it from the Hi-Kara Internet website. The device will go on sale in japan on Oct. 18 for ¥10,500 (US$97). [Akihabara]

Korean company INNO Design will release the INNO-B0 compact MP3 player that comes in a size of a coin. The DAP features necklace style and is imprinted with Taegeuk pattern which is Korean cognate of Taiji, the Taoist concept of yin and yang. The player doesn’t have a display screen. There are some control buttons for Play / Pause and changing tracks. Priced at 59,800 Won ($ 60), this 1GB MP3 player comes in a variety of colors including hot pink, cacao black, white, orange and brown. [Gizmodiva via iPod Blog]

The Sony NW-E020F is a Disney-themed MP3 player that are available in 1GB or 2GB capacities. The player is compatible with MP3, WMA, and AAC audio file formats. The 1GB model will retail for approximately €50 while the 2GB version is going for €55. [Akihabara via iPod Blog] More »

The Korean manufacturer Deny has recently launched a new PMP called the DMP-T1. Measuring at just 34mm x 68mm x 16mm, the player comes with a 2.7 inch LCD screen in QVGA resolution (320×240), 4GB of internal memory, FM tuner, and DMB tuner. The gadget is compatible with MPEG4, WMV9, Xvid, H264, MP3, WMA, OGG, WAV, AAC, BMP, JPG, GIF, PNG file formats. The Deny DMP-T1 PMP retails for €95. [GenerationMP3 via iPod Blog]

The latest iRiver MP3 player, the Volcano T7, is now available. The player comes with a simple design and features up to 4GB of storage capacity, a small OLED display, an FM radio, a voice recording function, SRS WOW, an equalizer (8 presets) and a USB 2.0 port. The gadget sports MP3/WMA/ASF/OGG audio formats. Available in White, Black, Pink, Blue, and Chocolate, the Volcano T7 is proced at €35 (2GB) and €50(4GB). [Akihabara via iPod Blog] More »