September 22, 2008
Creative Zen Mozaic review
The Creative Zen range has done well for itself, delivering what is considered among many to be one of the best sound offerings from an MP3 player. The Zen Mozaic is a twist on Creative’s range, designed to make a design statement and move away from the normal featureless plastic/metal players with some sort of circular control.
Measuring 79.5 x 40 x 12.8mm, this player is thicker than many rivals, but still small enough to slip in a pocket; it is also light enough for you to barely notice it is there. The mainstay of the "mosaic" design are the buttons, with interesting colourways reflecting inspiration from your bathroom. Yes, this is where music players and Topps Tiles come together.
Full review
Posted by pajaro at 8:54 PM
September 22, 2008
SanDisk Sansa review
SanDisk Sansa review on LetsGoMobile : The SanDisk Sansa series seems to have appeared out of nothing, yet set the world on fire and not without success; SanDisk now occupy the second spot on the American market. The Sansa e200 series is SanDisk's compact MP3 player line, and is ready to battle it out with, among others, the iPod. Thanks to the 8GB internal memory, which can even be enhanced, a large sized 1.8 inch TFT monitor and an exchangeable battery, the SanDisk Sansa e280 seems to keep pace with its rivals. LetsGoMobile has published a test about this MP3 player.• Read the full SanDisk Sansa review on LetsGoMobile.
Posted by pajaro at 8:53 AM
September 10, 2008
ATMT MP 140 1GB MP3 Player
ATMT MP 140: cute and adorable music player. The MP 140 has a 1GB hard disk, supports both MP3 and WMA file formats, as most all audio devices today do.
This gadget has an in-built voice recorder. The track list can be easily viewed on the device’s coloured OLED screen with a resolution of 128 x 642 pixels. With the help of organic light emitting devices, the screen can be viewed from any angle without a backlight. The ATMT MP140 is powered by 1 AAA rechargeable battery that lasts for up to 12 hours. It also comes with a 6 mode equalizer for playing your favourite tracks whenever desired. It even has support for 22 languages, making it something of a worldwide and universal device.
The ATMT MP 140 is one of the cheapest MP3 players available on the market today. It is very stylish and slim with a bare weight of only32 grams. The other gadget’s important features include a high speed USB port, audio transfer ability, ID3 tag display, lyrics synchroniser and a cable-free feature. You can select your choice ATMT MP 140 in the colour of your choice among a selection which includes red, black, white, pink, metallic silver, blue and more.
Posted by pajaro at 10:13 AM
September 1, 2008
Samsung YP-Q1
After stealing the show with arguably the world’s slimmest laptop ever, Samsung X360, the Korean giant is ready to rock the MP3 player segment, with its all new ‘YP-Q1’ MP3 player, at the 2008 IFA fair in Berlin.
The device features four way diamond-shaped rocker controls, hence termed as ‘Diamond’, and is fully loaded to lure the music enthusiasts.
Its wide array of features include - high quality sound with its in-built DNSe Sound feature, voice recording, a 2.4-inch wide LCD screen for effective navigation of its feature-set, FM radio, widescreen video playback options, and an interactive text-viewer.
The YP-Q1 also scores impressively when it comes to size, as it is compact enough to slide into your pocket easily; further, the device sports a commendable battery life of 30 hours, and would be available in different three formats, namely, 4GB, 8GB, and 16GB.
However, the price tag of the MP3 player is not confirmed yet.
Posted by pajaro at 8:52 AM
August 20, 2008
Bejing Stadium MP3 player
When your country builds 70% of the world's electronic toys, it's pretty easy to to come up with some interesting commemerative items, for say, the Olympics. In this case, Chinese workers put their $40-a-month efforts into an MP3 player shaped like the birds nest inspired Bejing stadium. The Bejing MP3 offers a choice of capacity ranging from 1GB to 4GB, handles the usual MP3/WMA combo, and has a small LCD display. Otherwise, it is a simple bare bones player. The Bejing Stadium MP3 player is priced cheap enough, $19.99 for the 1GB and $32.56 for the 4GB unit. Another $12.98 gets the matching speaker.
Posted by pajaro at 1:41 PM
Wallet Mp3 Player looks like a mixtape
For cassette tape, the format war is definitely over, but that needn’t stop you from listening to MP3s on this credit-card sized player with 4GB of flash memory that looks like a well-played mix tape.
It’s possibly the slimmest MP3 player in existence, being the same width and dimensions of a credit card and it’s certainly convenient. The player’s controls are on the other side and the double-sided USB interface means you can shove it in any PC to swap files. No wonder it’s creator Oren Reiss won the Goren design contest.
Posted by pajaro at 9:38 AM
August 18, 2008
Phillips SA 2620
The Philips SA 2620 2GB MP3 Player comes in a white colour and can store up to 900 (WMA) songs. Comes with an ultra-compact design and black and white LCD screen and an USB adapter. Also comes with a micro AAA Battery that gives you up to a colossal 30 hours of uninterrupted music
With a 2 GB Flash disk, it will be a long time before you listen to the same song twice. You can have quantity, quality and variety to suit your various moods. With a size of 91.6 x 20.3 x 29 mm and a weight of just 30 g, it can fit nearly anywhere, be it your pocket or your backpack. Being compatible with Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows Vista, it gives you the freedom to transfer songs from your PC without any hassle. It comes with all the necessary software to connect with your PC.
Posted by pajaro at 9:17 AM