Venturi Mini
The Venturi Mini easily connects your mobile phone and MP3 players to your car audio system. It has the Bluetooth A2DP to get music from your phone so as hands-free function.
Looks like the MPlayer got cloned. Here’s one called Mickey Mouse Player too. It does not have a built-in memory. Memory is all from the SD card slot, so you need to get an SD card.
MPIO MO100
Here’s the MPIO new released MP3 player, the MO100. It comes with 1.8-inch screen with 128 x 160 resolution and 65k colors, an FM radio and voice recording capabilities.
Best Buy’s Insignia Kix: please make it stop
Look out Apple, Microsoft, SanDisk and anyone else who actually gives a damn about DAP design, features and quality: Best Buy still has a horse in this race.
MusicPal: tiny, feature-packed and wireless!
What’s 600g of junk to carry in your pocket if it can guarantee you 5,000 different radio channels from all across the web? Not quite. Well, what if that 600g junk was to stream MP3s from your PC? Still not happy.
SanDisk Sansa Fuze PMP Got Officially
SanDisk officially announced its latest portable media player that should become Apple’s iPod nano competitor, called “Sansa Fuze”. The highlight features include a 1.9-inch display, and support to playback WMA, MP3, MPEG4 files. It will be available in April for US (Europe and Canada must be wait until later this spring), and you’ll be able to choose from 2Gb, 4GB and 8GB capacities which retails for $79.99, $99.99 and $129.99 respectively. In addition, the Sansa Fuze also will comes with a various of colors case, just like nano.
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Exemode ER-250 MP3 player
The Japanese market is getting another MP3 player in the market and this time around it’s the Exemode ER-250. The player features a CD player that has a SD memory card slot and a USB port. The player supports CD-R/RW which records MP3 and WMA. The memory card slot accepts SD/MMC of maximum 2GB capacity. The amplifier output 2W×2ch. The system has an LCD display that features all the functions plus the player also plays FM/AM radio.
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Edirol MP3 Player Stuck In The Past
The only thing about the Edirol that makes it qualify to remain in the 21st century is this – MP3 playback capability. Other than that, the design is surely a huge turn off considering how we consumers have been enjoying far higher standards for quite some time already. Features include :-
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Green House GH-KANAGTR-2G MP3 Player
Green House is offering its GH-KANAGTR-2G, a 2GB MP3 player. It comes with OLED LCD display, FM radio and transmitter (76 to 90 MHz frequency band), 7EQ presets and supports MP3 and WMA music files. It comes with a new improved ear phones with 5 mW × 2ch output, S / N ratio of 80 dB greatly improves the sound quality. It can be charged in car with the included in-car charger and also be charged via PC. The player measures 83 × 29 × 12mm and weighs 36g, and you can choose silver, black or red color. The Green House GH-KANAGTR-2G is available for $92.
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MIC Recorder And MP3 Pen
This steel pen looks like an ordinary one except for the amazing features that make it so special. It’s got 512 MB memory and supports file formats such as MP3, WMA, ACT and WAV. In addition to this, it also has a built-in mic so that you can play detective. It provides support for all Windows operating systems and supports USB 2.0. The audio files that are recorded are store in ACT file format. It is powered by a rechargeable Li-ion Battery. It has various equalizer modes such as Normal/Classical/Jazz/Pop/Rock/Soft.
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