July 1, 2006

Samsung Yepp YP-T9 with Bluetooth

The FCC has approved, Samsung's new YP-T9 DAP.

The Yepp player measures 0.43-inches thick, and weighs a mere 1.7 ounces. Features include Bluetooth support for using wireless headphones, FM radio, voice recording, MP3/WMA/OGG support, photo and text viewing, and two full color 3D games. You can also play back 15fps videos at a 208 x 176 resolution.

Seen at Engadget

June 3, 2006

Sima's Hitch

The Hitch (model USB-101) from Sima Products is a new Mass Storage- and Picture Transfer Protocol-compliant offering which lets you connect nearly any digital camera, DAP, PMP, or flash drive with a USB connection and send single files or entire albums to a like device reports Engadget

Once both products are hooked up, you simply need to choose what you want to send and where you want it to go using Hitch's 2.5-inch backlit black and white screen.

May 25, 2006

iRiver Clix reviews

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.