Numark simplifies the iPod-DJing experience with iDJ2. Unlike its predecessor, you’ll find just one iPod dock — capable of streaming two tracks simultaneously using a single player. Built-in USB ports allow users to record live performances or for music playback, straight from any flash drive. The integrated LCD screen features waveform display and visual track-profiling. No word yet on pricing and availaiblity. [via Uncrate]
This follow up to the first NES controller MP3 player builds on the premise of that device, but uses an iPod Shuffle instead of a hack job. Aesthetically, everything has remained intact, other than the modified start/select buttons. Lots more pics after the jump.
Samsung has just unveiled the SBH-300, an MP3 player that’s also a Bluetooth-enabled headset for your cell phone. It has 2GB of storage, plenty for music and photos. This svelte player also boasts a bright OLED display, FM tuner, A2DP stereo Bluetooth, microSD slot, and a voice recorder. Available in silver or black colors, the SBH-300 measures only 33.5 x 66.2 x 148 mm. Samsung will start taking preorders next month. Pricing has not yet been confirmed. [SamsungHQ]
Zoom Systems has debuted their iPod vending machine(s) at the Las Vegas Hilton. First seen at San Francisco International Airport, San Francisco Argent Hotel, and Hartsfield Atlanta Airport last year. Lots more pics after the jump.
“Located in the Las Vegas Hilton, home to the Star Trek Experience and Barry Manilow, this robotic retail system dispenses a variety of iPods and iPod accessories.”
At just 8mm thick, the TakaraTomy TDG-101 is tiny enough to slip in your pocket. It isn’t small on features, though, with a 1.2-inch TFT display, MPEG/QuickTime/ASF/WMV/MP3/WMA support, and 1GB of built-in memory. On a full charge, you’ll get up to 6 hours of continuous audio playback. The TDG-101 will be released this summer at the price of $145. [DigitalWorldTokyo]
TCLAST’s C150 is one of the first digital media players to offer a Dual Core chip which supposedly improves audio quality and signal-to-noise ratio (100db). It sports a 65k color 1.5-inch LCD display, 512MB memory, 8 equalizer modes, FM tuner, and line-in recording. MPEG-1 video playback is also supported. Pricing and availability have not yet been announced. [Akihabara]
Creative gives its “Zen Nano Plus” and “Zen Neeon” players a Disney makeover. Available in black or white colors, the DAP P model ($75) offers 256MB memory, FM tuner, voice recorder, and line-in recording. The DAP N model comes in 512MB ($126)/1GB ($160) capacities and includes a 96×32 LCD display along with four equalizer presets – rock, jazz, pop, and classical. Both models go on sale next month in Japan.
Lavod has just announced the PocketPlay 320/350, a portable entertainment device that features MP3 playback and several built-in Sega games. Enjoy over a dozen Sega classics which include Sonic Chaos, Fantasy Zone, Ecco the Dolphin, and Sonic Spinball on the 320 (20 games) and 350 (10 games). Other perks include an SD card slot (350), USB 2.0 port (350), and TV-out (both models). No word yet on pricing and availability. [Joystiq]