If you’re into professional mixing, you’ll want to check out the Denon DN-S3500 Tabletop CD/Mp3 Player. It has smooth DJing features like other Denon turntables. If you want one it’ll run you a little under $900 US. Info via BIOS.
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The Chinese company called Teclast presents the C150, an Mp3 player with a “DUAL CORE” function. There are 2 levels in this chipset, and they are used to improve the audio quality. Also the Mp3 player decodes Mpeg1 videos. Via Akihabara News.
The Samsung SPH-S4300 Mobile Phone also doubles as an Mp3 Player and Camera. If that’s not enough, it’s also an FM Radio and Video Player. The SPH-S4300 comes with a 1 GB Flash Memory Card. Info via The Gadget Blog.
The new LG MG810 is being considered by many to be the first serious competition to the popular Motorola Razr phones. At only 14.6 mm in width, the tri-band GSM/GPRS Bluetooth phone has a 1.3 megapixel camera, can record videos and play flash movies, and is also possibly an MP3 player. The most unique feature of the phone is that the keys respond to the heat from your fingers, so don’t expect any accidental key pressing. The phone is expected to go on sale before the end of September, 2006. Info via MobileFanatic.
Want an MP3 player but don’t want the full fledged iPod? Archos has a solution for you. The new, ultra-compact Archos 104 model weighs less than a 100 grams, sports a 14 hour battery life and enough storage to hold up to 2,000 songs or 40,000 pictures that can be viewed on the 1.5 OLED color screen. Expect a model around you by July of this year, 2006. Info via TechEBlog.
Sony is releasing the NAS-M7HDS, an 80 gb jukebox that plays both Mp3 and ATRAC formats and is uploadable through CD, MiniDisk, USB, Memory Stick, and Ethernet. For now it’s only on sale in Japan. Info via Gizmodo.
Basically it’s your standard music player with built-in FM tuning and a mic. You can play back videos on its OLED display, though we wouldn’t recommend, and the device can play USB host to offload images from your camera or for other such situations. Via Engadget.
RAZER, is known for their gaming mouses, will soon release a new keyboard with an iPod dock. All the standard features – such as programmable keys and USB 2.0 connectivity – should be there. It’s just as functional for work or play and will be priced at around $99. No word yet on availability.
Via TechEBlog
Check out this crazy Swiss Army Knife/Mp3 Player by Victorinox. You can get them on the Swiss Army Website for a hefty $260 US. Info via Gadget Madness.
Dada is releasing a line of Mp3 playing sneakers called the Code M series. Each shoe will have an integrated Mp3 player that connects to the listener via a wireless headset. Files are uploadable from the USB port and the shoes offer 6 hours of continuous play. The Dada Code M Sneakers are set to sell at $199 US.
Info via TechEBlog.
