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Plug-In Car MP4 Player has no need for external music source

China seems to get all of the seemingly unneeded devices whether they are good or bad. The latest to come to our attention is "an ultra portable car media player with FM transmitter function." The Plug-in Car MP4 Player is anything but ordinary with the 4GB built-in memory. Read The Full Story

iRiver photo frame is capable of MPEG4 AVC/H.264 encoded AVI

, Dec 12th 2008 Discuss [2]

Wrapped in a lovely interchangeable clear acrylic or a brown wooden frame, this iriver Digital Photo Frame takes on digital still and motion images with its WVGA 7-inch LCD display. The 800x480 Framee-L is capable of 200cd/m2 display brightness and 500:1 contrast; it also packs an internal 1GB memory, and supports a variety of memory cards, including SD/MMC/Memory Stick/CF. Read The Full Story

New iRiver Mickey MP3 player can change facial expressions

, Dec 5th 2008 Discuss [0]

The miniature Mickey Mplayer gets a new twist; iRiver puts series of LEDs to work, the cutest singing Mickey now can show up to 20 blinking facial expressions and looks when you alter the functions on the player. An extra GB of storage space is also added on the new models, that’s about 250 songs for music file averages at 4MB each. Read The Full Story

JVC SP-AW303 Splash Proof Portable Speaker protects your MP3 player

If you like to listen to music while in the shower, or plan on tripping on over to the pool or the beach and want some music for the day, you might be interested in the JVC SP-AW303 Splash Proof Portable Speaker. Read The Full Story

Creative Zen Moo MP3 Players are cow-tastic

In case you're on the hunt for a totally unique MP3 player, then you might want to consider the Creative Zen Moo MP3 Player. Yes, you read that right. These little MP3 players are designed in the shape of a cow and are feature-filled. Read The Full Story

E-Matic MP3 Player takes photos

This is an interesting one. The E-Matic MP3 Player is no ordinary MP3 player and packs in a few extra features that really make it stand out. Like the ability to take photos, for example.  Read The Full Story

Sirius SUB-X2 Boombox pics leaked

If you're anxiously awaiting the arrival of the Sirius Sub-X2 Boombox, you're going to have to wait a bit longer. But to further whet your appetite, a few new photos of the device have leaked out today.   Read The Full Story

Twinned MP3 Player is two players in one

If you have a significant other in your life, this might be the perfect way to keep in sync even when apart. It's the Twinned MP3 Player can split into two MP3 players, however, they must be joined together in order to be used as a single unit.     Read The Full Story

Sony B-Series Walkman is true ‘plug and play’

We see tons of MP3 players here on SlashGear, but you've got to give credit to the Sony Walkman. They've been in the game for a long time and continually update their products for the times. And while the Sony B-Series Walkman isn't the best PMP on the market, it's noteworthy. Read The Full Story

Samsung S3 Slim offers superb sound, stylish design

The Samsung S3 Slim is a sleekly-designed MP3 player that is sure to catch some attention. However, it's slick looks aren't the only thing that make this player stand out.   Read The Full Story

Sony IP Music Player is retro concept

The Sony IP Music Player has touch capabilities but not in the way you might have guessed. In fact, it's rather retro and looks like a toy or game straight out of the 80's, but it's still pretty cool to look at. This device was designed by Eijiro Mori and Takuo Ikeda and it has touch unlike any other. You place a stick in different spots on the player's surface to create different sounds and animations. Just from the pictures, it reminds me of the Lite Brite I had as a kid. There is another version of the IP Music Player that reads virtual files that you place on any desktop. Cool stuff but definitely outdated. Perhaps that's the point. At any rate, don't expect to get your hands on one soon as it's only a concept. [via DVICE]

Seek wristband combines GPS, MP3 player

How would you like to have a GPS device on your wrist? It certainly would make traveling easier and jogging in unknown territory less perilous. And though the Seek isn’t all that attractive, in principle, it’s going places. Read The Full Story

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