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June 23, 2006

Amadana Desktop Audio

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Compact all-in-one-type desktop audio from amadana

High-quality sound and various functions for enjoying music are combined in a beautiful 20-cm cube that exceeds the image of an "audio instrument." On your desk or table and at the bedside, you can create a new relationship with music in your life.

Rich, varied sound produced by two speakers (coaxial 2-way speaker + BBE) that exceed others of the same class.

Amazing high-quality sound produced by the compact cube. You can enjoy a wide range of audio from live jazz to club music with a beat.






June 4, 2006

Toshiba Gigabeat S MES30VW (30GB, white) Review

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Cnet takes the Toshiba Gigabeat S MES30VW (30GB, white) for a spin and walks away in Love.


The Toshiba Gigabeat S makes its mark as a supercompact 30GB or 60GB portable video player. It supports many music, video, and photo file types, including subscription services, and it has a bevy of features, such as an FM tuner and support for digital camera transfers. Best of all, the device is completely intuitive, thanks in part to an improved Portable Media Center operating system, and it boasts excellent sound performance.






June 3, 2006

Toshiba MES60VK 60GB Gigabeat Portable Media Player

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etailelectronics is offering the Toshiba MES60VK 60GB Gigabeat Portable Media Player for $345.99

The MES60VK is more than an MP3 player. It's a portable media center. Getting content has never been easier. Enjoy music, photos, video and TV content anywhere you go with Windows Mobile Portable Media Center software. You can even connect this gigabeat to your Xbox360 and enjoy your music while playing your favorite games.

Seen at Engadget.com






May 25, 2006

iRiver Clix reviews

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Read- PCMag

The Clix is a nice player that offers very good audio and photo quality, long battery life, and a host of extras.


Read- Anything But iPod

The Clix predecessor, the U10, was a great little player, but iRiver was swinging for the fences charging $250 for a 1GB U10. But iRiver came back down to earth with the Clix, offering it at a price that matches its peers. If you are shopping for a high capacity flash player you must consider the iRiver Clix for its comfortable eye pleasing user interface and typical but well done feature set.

Read- Cnet

t $199.99, the 2GB Clix is much more competitively priced than its predecessor. Of course, we'd love to see a 4GB, 6GB, or even 8GB version in the near future. Still, if you're looking for a WMA device and can handle 2GB of storage, check out this MP3 player--we're enamored with it.
Links Seen @ Engadget





May 23, 2006

iriver G10 WiBro official

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iriver's G10 now called the Wing is expected on shelves by year end reports Engadget. Features include a 4-inch LCD, compatibility WVGA (800 x 480), capabale of displaying MPEG4 (N/SP), H.264 DivX and WMV9 movies whilst also supporting MP3, WMA and AC3 playback for audio , USB-Host speeds 1.1, WiFi, WiBro and 6GB NAND flash memory.

Read More @ DAP







LG 8GB music player

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LG UK has launched the MFJM53. A new 8GB HDD-based player featuring a 1.77in, 262,144-color, touch-sensitive OLED screen.

The MFJM53 is primarily a Windows Media device, supporting tracks with and without DRM, MP3, WAV and Ogg.

Read More @ reg hardware





 

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