Newly introduced with the 2007 lineup of Zunes are the Zune 8 and Zune 4, flash based players that house all the same features as the Zune 80 in a smaller size. The smaller players support all the same media formats, and contain the same WiFi sharing capabilities and syncing. The screen itself has...
60 songs in your pocket. Small, yes. But the TinyTunes MP3 Player still holds 120 WMAs or 60 MP3 songs. It also has an FM radio, 2-color, 4-line display, voice recording, 8-hour rechargeable lithium battery, USB 2.0 interface, ID3 lyric display, and more. Stereo earbuds. Added from www.brookstone.com
The Sony NWZ-X1050B is an MP3 player released in the UK around February of 2009. A Wi-Fi module with web-browsing and multimedia downloading capabilities, the Sony NWZ-X1050B MP3 player features a 3” OLED touchscreen display with 432x240 resolution, a built-in FM tuner, and 16GB of internal storage. In addition, the NWZ-X1050B MP3 player supports...
The Samsung P3 is the successor to Samsung's YP-P2 media playback device; the P3 was unveiled at the 2009 CES event in Las Vegas. More specifically the Samsung P3 is a high end portable media device competing in the touch screen device ranks. It features a large size 3" WQVGA TFT LCD touch screen...
The Sansa m230 Series MP3 player offers great sound, ease of use, and high quality sound with virtually no weight. Created by the leaders in flash memory, this flash-based model provides high-quality digital music playback at an affordable price. As a replacement to our original Digital Audio Player line, this improved look also includes...
The Philips GoGear Opus is a portable MP3 player designed to offer significantly boosted audio quality through enhanced dynamics, bass, tremble, and stereo imaging. Released in Europe during April of 2009, the Philips GoGear Opus MP3 player is an upgrade from the Philips GoGear Ariaz in that it is available in 8GB, 16GB, and...
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