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Philips GoGear Muse with FullSound
$150.00
Released January, 2010
The Pros:Enough internal memory for most people's needs, and memory can be easily expanded. Supplied earbuds work well, provide good sound isolation. Touchscreen is responsive and easy to work with for menu navigation.
The Cons:Uses microSD for memory expansion, a little more expensive and harder to find than SDHC. Bass response isn't very good, tends to not be loud enough and sound a bit flat. Instructions aren't very good, need to read manuals on the screen.
The Philips GoGear Muse with FullSound is a portable MP3 player with 3" Wide-QVGA color display and the ability to play 5 hours of video or 25 hours of music on a single charge(can store up to 4000 MP3s with it's 16GB capacity).
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FullSound technology uses a spectrum analyzer to process the audio signal and enhance its frequency spectrum and definition by reprocessing the signal over 10 million times per second. As well, a bass enhancement feature automatically fills the empty space in a track with enough bass boost to complete the audio signal and deliver a natural punch. These are digital ways to bring more detail and impact to music that might have suffered during MP3 conversion. Videos may be downloaded by connecting directly to sites such as youtube, google video or myspace when connected to a PC. Screen resolution is 400 x 240 pixels with a total of 262K colors and there is an FM radio with RDS as well as an audio capture feature for recording MP3s through the internal microphone or from the radio.
Features
- Diagonal screen size: (inch) 3.0 inch
- Resolution: WQVGA, 400 x 240 pixels, 262K colours
- Backlight: Yes
- Type: LCD
- Equalizer settings: Classic, Dance, Electronica, Hip Hop, Jazz, Lounge, Pop, RnB, Rock, Spoken word
- Equalizer customisable: Yes
- Frequency response: 20 - 18 k Hz
- Output Power: 2 x 1.4 mW
- Sound Enhancement: Noise cancellation, FullSound
- Compression format: MP3, WMA, AAC, APE, FLAC, Ogg Vorbis, Real Audio, WAV
- ID3 Tag support: Song title, artist, album
- Audio Capturing: MP3
- FM RDS Radio
- Built-in Mircophone: Mono
- Picture Compression Format: JPEG, BMP, GIF, PNG
- Built-in memory type: NAND Flash
- Built-in memory capacity: 16 GB
- High-speed: USB 2.0
- Headphones: AY3831 - Noise-cancellation headphones
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enough internal memory for most people's needs, and memory can be easily expanded
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supplied earbuds work well, provide good sound isolation
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touchscreen is responsive and easy to work with for menu navigation
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LCD is bright and crisp, can be viewed outdoors
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FM tuner works real well, pulls in a strong signal
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uses microSD for memory expansion, a little more expensive and harder to find than SDHC
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bass response isn't very good, tends to not be loud enough and sound a bit flat
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instructions aren't very good, need to read manuals on the screen
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locks up occasionally, need to use the very tiny reset button
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