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Cowon S9 MP3 player hits U.S.

By Brenda Stokes on Monday, May 4th 2009 No Comments

Well this is good news! It seems you can now get your hands on the S9 MP3 player from Cowon with a 32GB capacity on Amazon. And this comes just a few days after the device’s announcement in South Korea.

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Creative ZEN MX audio player introduced

By Brenda Stokes on Tuesday, Apr 28th 2009 No Comments

Creative announced a brand new audio player today that adds an entry-level offering to their line up called the ZEN MX. This player is in keeping with the company’s current ZEN line up, but offers a few changes that are worth noting.

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Mashimaro MP3 player: huge-headed rabbit

By Chris Davies on Monday, Apr 27th 2009 No Comments

Perhaps if I were Korean I’d understand this a little better, but a rabbit with a hugely bloated cranium just isn’t the sort of thing I’d think to base an MP3 player on. Still, Mashimaro is vaunted as Korea’s answer to Hello Kitty, so I suppose there must be thousands of girls there desperate for this 54 x 38 x 38mm media player.

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Sony Walkman E-Series gets update

By Brenda Stokes on Tuesday, Apr 21st 2009 No Comments

Sony gave their entire USB Walkman E-Series line an update today, giving the PMPs a new look and a new model, to boot. The new model is actually an 8GB Walkman called the NW-E044 and it makes for the highest capacity in the line thus far.

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iRiver Aquabeat – underwater MP3 Player

By Satsuki Then on Tuesday, Apr 14th 2009 No Comments

coll equip s208 mp34 198x194 custom In Partnership with Speedo, iRiver created the LZR Racer Aquabeat – an MP3 player that operates underwater for up to 3-meter deep.

The player comes with 2GB of internal storage and supports MP3 and WMA file formats. Just like the shuffle, it does not feature any display; only basic controls such as play, stop, volume controls, and track controls. Battery life is said to last up to 9 hours. It is available in Japan for 12,800 yen (roughly $150).

Samsung S5200, M2310 and M2510 make quiet debut

By Chris Davies on Monday, Apr 6th 2009 No Comments

Three new Samsung cellphones have shown up at a small tradeshow, the S5200, M2310 and M2510. Each low to mid-range handset appears to share some design and functionality features with Samsung’s top-tier devices, such as the UltraTOUCH S8300 or BEAT DJ.

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ReBraun MP3 player: very German, very nice

By Chris Davies on Monday, Mar 16th 2009 No Comments

As lust-inducing modernized versions of classic German audio hardware go, this ReBraun MP3 player from Bootleg Objects is at the top of its game. Based on the 1962 Audio 1 Kompaktanlage, the ReBraun swaps the radio gauges for twin LCD displays, plus there’s WiFi for audio streaming.

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Motion-Controlled DIY MP3 player: Video Demo

By Chris Davies on Wednesday, Jan 28th 2009 No Comments

Accelerometers are found in all manner of cellphones and mobile devices nowadays, usually responsible for flipping screen orientation from vertical to horizontal when you want a widescreen view of a webpage. However that’s not all they’re good for, as this DIY motion-controlled MP3 player demonstrates. The work of an unnamed Japanese engineer, different motions – such as tilting, tapping and rotating – translate to controls such as play, pause, track skipping and volume control.

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Video demo of the Motion-Controlled MP3 Player after the cut

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Newman A1, just another iPod clone

By Staff Editor on Thursday, Jan 15th 2009 1 Comment

Newman has not given up on cloning some of the most popular electronics on the market. Unlike many companies the cloning is not limited to just Apple products. This time is appears that the iPod Nano was the victim with the cleverly designed A1.

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LG Korea introduces their UP3 Touch DAP

By Staff Editor on Thursday, Jan 15th 2009 No Comments

LG has managed to stay a bit behind when it comes to personal media players (PMP). The newest of these devices from LG, the UP3 Touch DAP, very closely resembles the UP3 that was released back in 2006. Just how do they manage to do it with such strong competitors and much larger names?

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