At just 30 x 43 x 10mm and 12g, Brando’s USB Chocolate MP3 Player boasts 2GB memory to store all your favorite tunes. Plus, this player features four color LEDs, plug and play functionality, MP3 + WMA support, and a built-in rechargeable battery. Product page. Click here for more pictures.
Measuring just 85.5 x 54 x 4.5mm, this $42 USB Flash Card Player boasts 2GB of internal memory, MP3/WMA support, and data storage capabilities. Product page. Click here for more pics.
It’s just like your credit card, one that can be kept in a purse or pocket. Listen to you favorite music anywhere. Doubling as a Mass Storage Device, your data and information can be accessed wherever you go. Just plug it into the USB port for plug and play function.
T3 recently got spent some time with the Samsung iPhone P2 and provided us with hands-on footage. Available in 2GB, 4GB, or 8GB varieties, it features a 3.0-inch touchscreen, Bluetooth, FM tuner, and even an “e-reader”. Video after the break.
Forget all the kerfuffle over the impending touchscreen iPod. Samsung has already beaten Apple to the punch with the super slick P2
[via T3]
It’s not everyday that you see someone using an MP3 player that they built themselves. Whether it be an NES controller or premade kit, you’ll it in this interesting feature.
Why get a wooden iPod case, when you can have the iLog? Supposedly, a modder stuffed the internals of a real MP3 player into a hollowed out log, including the power switch. More pictures below.
(Thanks, James)
If you love music and the NES, then this mod is a dream come true. Basically, an NES controller turned MP3 player that plays your favorite songs on a cartridge speaker. Video after the break.
Now before you even read any further. These are not really loud. Just so you know. They are great for sitting at your desk, but you would not want to have them as music for a party or anything. Now you could make a larger more powerful amp, but I didn�t
[via HackedGadgets]
Whether if its listening to music or watching your favorite TV show, MP3 players seem to do-it-all these days. Aside from the features, most MP3 players look rather bland, these designs look to change that.
The Musipen is a DAP concept that boasts a unique “tubular shape for navigation through menus, allowing for each end to act as a kind of scroll-wheel.” No word yet on pricing and availability.
Designer Chris Williams has hatched a concept for an DAP called the Musipen which seriously breaks from the common, rectangular conventions of typical audio players (although, it doesn’t go as far as we’d like)
[via engadget]
Available in 4GB ($169.99) or 8GB ($219.99) varieties, the Cowon iAudio 7 features a built-in amplifier, an incredible 60-hours of continuous playback, and lossless format support.
If you’re scouting a music player that can keep the jams rolling into the third day of an up-all-night long weekend, you’ve got a few options outside of the iAudio 7, but we doubt you’ll find one this sexy
[via Engadget]
Yes, this person decided to get a permanent tattoo of the Zune logo on his arm. We’re not sure whether to be happy or sad for this guy. Continue reading for another picture.
Seriously, though, this has to be a good sign for Zune. The obsession, that is. Can another Zune fanatic explain the reasoning behind it to me?
[via Gizmodo]