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It has 8GB of flash storage and a 22 hour battery life. There is also a microSD card slot for memory expansion.

x20b final w606

It has a 2.2 inch screen which is good for watching videos on. But, its not touchscreen, in fact it doesn’t have a single new technology in it except flash memory.

I mean this thing goes so far back its still using the click wheel interface. It does appear to be fairly cheap though retailing for a mere $130.

[via T3]

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3 Responses to “iRiver X20 in new 8GB flavor”

  1. Jenn February 13, 2008

    The T3 article you link to actually lists the price at 130 pounds (about $255), and the 8GB model has been selling since at least April 2007 for $219 at Warehouse123.

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  2. James Allan Brady February 13, 2008

    however, i did a google products search, because i’ve learned not to trust the pricing on other such sites (i mean the T3 article i linked to said it was 80GB instead of 8 right in the title, and that was wrong) and the google products showed it for the price i said from several retailers.

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  3. j March 1, 2008

    ancient news.

    example:
    iRiver X20 on sale in the US
    Friday, May 25, 2007 @ 3:50pm
    from macnn:
    “The X20 has 8GB of internal memory for MP3, OGG and WMA tracks”
    url:
    http://legacy.macnn.com/articl.....ale.in.us/

    google archive search:
    http://news.google.com/archive.....nav=hista2

    july 2006 and feb 2007 mentions an 8gb in foreign sites such as japan
    august 2007 or so in english websites

    old, old news for the 8gb being available.

    need more proof?
    here’s a link to mystic river forums discussion thread for pre-purchases back in april 2007:
    http://www.misticriver.net/for.....tions.html

    owners have been discussing this playr that they actually own since 2007. ebay has been showing them for auction since then as well.

    btw, in more current news, hd-dvd lost the format war and polaroids picture technologies are being phased out.

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