One of our readers just sent in a clip showing just how durable the Samsung YP-K5 really is. Just a quick refresher, the YP-K5 features a bright 1.7-inch OLED display, an integrated speaker, FM tuner, touch-sensitive navigation buttons, and USB 2.0 connectivity. Video after the jump.
If nothing else, the 4GB Samsung YP-T9B is commendable for including Bluetooth connectivity for wireless listening. Plus, it features a 1.8-inch display, built-in FM tuner, 3D games, and an incredible 30-hour battery life. This player supports MP3, WMA, OGG, ASF, AVI, RMVB and MPEG-4 media formats. No word yet on pricing and availability.
These are the first high-quality pictures we’ve seen of this attractive little 4GB multimedia player, which is less than a half an inch thick and weighs just 1.7 ounces
[via Gizmodo]
If you thought the “Zune” user interface was cool, than check out this song sharing demo. Video after the jump.
First you pick a song, hit share, and a list pops up of the Zunes nearby. Click send, and your Zune prompts the other guy’s/girl’s Zune to accept your song. Sending takes around 10+ seconds…
[via Gizmodo – MobilityToday]
So now that you’ve seen and heard about the “Zune” (below), check out a video of its user interface. It looks quite promising, but will it be an iPod killer? Watch after the jump.
You can see the the textured/stylized backgrounds with the white text on it, the huge album art—we love that—the browsing, and video playback. The videos are viewed horizontally, so you’ll have to turn your Zune sideways
[via Gizmodo – MobilityToday]
Microsoft officially announced its “Zune” player today. Available in brown, black, or white colors, it features a 30GB HDD, 3-inch TFT-LCD display, 802.11 Wi-Fi, pre-loaded music/videos, and an integrated FM tuner. No word yet on availability. Two more pictures after the jump.
The wireless networking connects your Zune to other Zunes, letting you share “full-length sample tracks of select songs”, your recordings, your playlists and your pictures with others. You can listen to a track from another person for up to three days…
[via Gizmodo]
Now that you’ve seen the 2nd-generation iPod Shuffle — which Apple claims to be the “world’s smallest MP3 player” — check out this hands-on preview straight from Steve Jobs’ keynote yesterday. Just a quick refresher, this tiny player manages to cram 1GB of memory, USB connectivity, and up to 12-hours of continuous playback into a 0.55-ounce package. Video after the jump.
Korea-based iRiver has just unveiled their 2nd-generation S10 player. Available in 1GB or 2GB capcities, it boasts a 1.5-inch OLED display, SRS WOW sound enhancement, and an FM tuner. Supported formats include MP3, WMA, OGG, ASF, and WAV. This player measures 42 x 30 x 10.8mm and weighs just 17.5g. No word yet on pricing and availbility. One more picture after the jump. [via Akihabara]
Apple has just released a short clip of its newly announced 2nd-generation iPod Nano — mainly showcasing the shiny colors. Watch after the jump. [via DigitalDrops]
That’s right, the iPod 5.1G is compatible with Apple’s new “iPod Games”, which include such titles as Tetris, Pac-Man, Hold-em, and Mini Golf. Plus, the 5.1G’s screen is supposedly 60% brighter than its predecessor. It will come in 30GB ($249) and 80GB ($349) varities when released.
The 30GB model gets 14 hours of music playback and 3.5 hours of video playback, whereas the 80GB gets 20 hours of music playback and 6.5 hours of video playback—both increased from the 5G models
[via Gizmodo]
Here’s yet another update (courtesy of Gizmodo) from Steve Jobs’ keynote earlier today: the 2nd-generation iPod Nano. Upgrades include new lightweight aluminum casing, 2GB ($149); 4GB ($199); 8GB ($249) capacities, and an impressive 24-hour battery life. We’ll keep you posted as more information becomes available. More pictures and a video after the jump.
New packaging is 52% less volume than the old iPod nano. It’s more “environmentally friendly”. The new nano works with the charger, the armband, lanyard, and works with the Nike Shoe
[via Gizmodo]