Small enough to slip in your pocket, the V80 offers 512MB of built-in memory, a 1.8-inch TFT display, T-Flash card slot, USB 2.0 connectivity, 20Hz – 20KHz playback frequency, dual sound processing chips, and a 3.5mm headphone jack. Supported formats include AMV, MP3, WMA, BMP, JPG, WAV, and ACT. No word yet on pricing and availability. [via iMP3.net]
This successor to the UB-880 builts upon that device, boasting 512MB – 4GB of storage, a bright LCD display, FM tuner, voice recorder, and support for MP3/WMA/OGG/MPEG/AVI formats. It looks to be slightly thicker than the iPod Nano, but has a larger screen. Pricing and availability have not yet been announced. [via engadget]
Available in 512MB or 1GB capacities, the NP-950 is not only a digital media player but a functional VOIP phone as well. It features a 1.5-inch CSTN display, FM tuner (optional), 7 mode equalizer, and support for a wide variety of audio/image/video formats. It comes in black or white colors and measures 91 x 45 x 12.1mm. No word yet on pricing and availability. [via Akihabara]
Coreaga’s CG-SP100W is a low cost SD/MMC-based MP3 player, offering a monochrome LCD display, 32MB of built-in memory, USB connectivity, 20Hz – 20kHz playback frequency, and a signal-to-noise ratio of 90dB. Supported formats include MP3 and WMA. The player measures 59 x 16 x 49mm and weighs just 23g (without battery). It goes on sale May 14th in Japan at the price of $42. [via Akihabara]
Evergreen updates its $9 (999 yen) DN 2000 MP3 player with two new colors: “Sky Blue” and “Marriage Blue”. Just to receap, the DN 2000 plays music directly from SD-memory cards (1GB max.) and is powered by a single AAA battery, for up to 5 hours of continous playback. It measures only 58 x 60 x 13 mm and weighs 30g (without batteries). [via Evergreen]
The MSI Digi Player 600 is an iPod Shuffle-like device that offers 1GB of memory, OLED 65k color display, FM tuner, voice recorder, and USB connectivity. Plus, the Digi Player 600 has video playback capabilities. It’s available now in Europe at the price of $65. [via TheMP3Players]
Available in 256MB – 1GB capacities, the CA-360 is Korea-based Woodi’s latest portable device. It features a bright 1.8-inch LCD display, voice recorder, FM tuner, and support for MP3/WMA/ASF/MTX/WAV formats. The CA-360 measures only 39 x 54 x 11mm and weighs just 34g. Here’s what a user over at DAPReview had to say:
I got to play with one of these on the weekend. The screen is really nice, but the navigation is not too hot. I think the screen is at least as big/bright as on my X5. Its a nice little player though, price is good too
Truly expands its digital multimedia player line with the FT-602. Sleek and portable (77 x 42 x 13.5 mm), the FT-602 boasts a brilliant 1.8-inch backlit TFT-LCD display, perfect for watching short video clips or viewing photos. Other features include an FM tuner, USB 2.0 connectivity, and a voice recorder. It supports MP3, WMA, OGG, WAV, TMV, JPEG, BMP, TXT, and TMV (converted from WMV/MPG/MPEG/ASF/AVI format). You’ll get around 10 hours of continuous playback on a full charge with the backlight off. No word yet on pricing and availability. [via DAPReview]
At just 64 x 45 x 15mm and a mere 35g, the MG-930 is definitely no slouch. Featuring a 1.5-inch CSTN display, 1GB of Flash memory, voice recorder, FM tuner, line-in recording, and support for a variety of audio/video formats — including MP3, MPEG-4, BMP, and JPEG. Currently, the MG-930 is only available in Korea. Pricing has not yet been confirmed. [via DAPReview]
