Wednesday, Apr 23rd 2008 by Chris Davies


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Samsung’s latest music-only portable media player gets off to a good start by virtue of not being an iPod clone; in fact, the pebble-like YP-S2 is really more of a shiny audio nugget.  Of course, you could say that instead they’ve looked to Sony’s DAP range for their inspiration.  Available in five colors, the YP-S2 has 1GB of non-expandable storage and saves space by virtue of a removable USB plug that clicks into the 3.5mm headphone socket when needed.

Samsung YP-S2

Samsung YP-S2

There’s no display, just a color-changing LED the tone and flashing of which you’re meant to observe and decode to fathom its status.  Not that there’s really much to tell; controls are limited to play/pause, track skip, random/repeat and volume.  Case color options are green, red, purple, black & white and a marble-effect white.

File-wise it’ll play MP3, WMA and OGG tracks, with up to 13hrs battery life.  There’s also an FM radio.  Best of all, it’s a mere $39, undercutting Apple’s clip-happy Shuffle by ten bucks. 

[via Gizmodo]


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  1. Marven Payne View all comments by Marven Payne

    Sony?! You must be joking! More likely they stole the design from B&O: http://www.beoworld.org/prod_details.asp?pid=959

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