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Microsoft has just released five new “Zune” commercials. Just to recap, this player features a 30GB HDD, 3-inch TFT-LCD display, 802.11 Wi-Fi, pre-loaded music/videos, and an integrated FM tuner. Preorder here for $249.99, slated for release on November 14th. Videos after the jump.

Zune stores up to 7,500 songs, 25,000 pictures or 100 hours of video. You can make playlists on the go and watch a slide show while you’re listening. Watching video in landscape mode gets the most out of the vivid display. Zune has all that and a built in FM tuner, too. Zune comes in three colors: black, brown and white

[via Gizmodo]

The on-the-go music enthusiast who likes a compact player will appreciate CMTECH’s CA-C265. This sporty flash player holds 512MB – 2GB of MP3 or WMA files. It has an FM tuner, voice recorder, text viewer, and a 1.2-inch CSTN LCD display. The player measures 39.6 x 54.4 x 12.7mm and weighs just 34g. Pricing and availability have not yet been announced. Couple more pics after the jump. [via engadget]

Priced at a reasonable $83, the sleek Mpio FY800 offers 1GB of internal memory, a FSTN 128 x 64 LCD display, an SD card slot, FM tuner, and USB 2.0 connectivity. Supported media formats include MP3, WMA, and OGG. This player measures 77.7 x 37 x 9.85mm and weighs in at just 34g. It goes on sale early November in Japan, no word yet on worldwide availablity. [via Mpio]

Apple has now begun shipping its 2nd-generation iPod Shuffle to all customers who placed a pre-order, with a delivery date of November 3rd. Tiny enough (0.55-ounces) to slip in your pocket, it boasts 1GB of memory, USB connectivity, and up to 12-hours of continuous playback.

So if the new Shuffle hasn’t hit retail channels already, it’ll be available any day now, or you can hit up Apple’s online store to get the process started immediately

[via engadget]

Like its predecessor, Kenwood’s new “Media Keg” players combine advanced features with a sleek design. Boasting 1GB (M1GC7) / 2GB (M2GC7) of Flash memory, a built-in digital amplifer, a bright OLED display, FM tuner/recorder, USB 2.0 connectivity, and up to 10-hours of continuous playback. Supported formats include, MP3, WMA, and WAV. Both models measure 37 x 15.5 x 67mm and weigh in at 44g. These players go on sale early November in Japan, with prices starting at $168. [via Kenwood]

File this under: “Strange MP3 Players” This mini-helmet shaped MP3 player boasts a two-color OLED display, 1GB of memory, a built-in FM tuner, USB connectivity, and it comes in “almost 50 major collegiate teams.” Available now, priced at $100. Product page here. Two more images after the jump. [via engadget]

At just 7mm thick, this digital media player boasts an iPod Nano-inspired design, 512MB-1GB of built-in memory, and up to 10-hours of continuous audio playback. Supported formats include MP3, WMA, SMV, MPEG, WMV, and AVI. Pricing and availability have not yet been announced.

To its credit, the Nexx NF-810 bears almost as much resemblance to the Sansa as it does to Apple’s eponymous player, unfortunately, it seems the NF-810’s “scroll wheel” is all for show — thus aping the Zune and completing the picture of unoriginality

[via engadget]

Similar to Samsung’s K5, the iEgg boasts a built-in speaker for listening on the go. Plus, it sports a 3.5mm headphone jack so “you can plug it into your computer to use it as a standalone speaker.” Pricing and availablity have not yet been announced.

Who says portable audio players should easily fit in your pocket? That’s the tyranny of the iPod’s market dominance talking, you sheep. Why don’t you think for yourself for once and open your mind to an audio player that will create an awkward bulge in your pocket and will roll off your desk if you set it down?

[via SciFi]

Daeyang E&C’s has announced its latest digital audio player, the MC Square X1. Despite its strange name, this player features a 1.8-inch OLED display, 512MB of internal memory, microSD card slot, and an FM tuner. One drawback, it’s priced at a hefty $439.

Supposedly, the X1 reduces stress and anxiety through “concentration enhancement,” which of course necessitates the wearing of goofy-looking strobe light goggles (check ’em out after the break) while you enjoy an array of soothing nature sounds. Unfortunately, while it’s tricked out with the chill-out tools, the X1’s DAP capabilities are decidedly run-of-the-mill

[via engadget – MobileWhack]

This all-in-one device sports a 1.3-megapixel camera, 3-inch TFT-LCD display, 2GB of internal memory, an SD card slot, TV-out, and an FM tuner. Supported audio formats include WMA, MP3, and WAV files. It measures just 134 x 62 x 17mm for maximum portability. Pricing and availability have not yet been announced. [via engadget]