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May 30, 2005
Described at ultimate portable audio system for the iPod and iPod mini, Altec Lansing's inMotion iM7 features highly advanced neodymium drivers and tweeters, plus a powerful, built-in subwoofer. Running on batteries or plugged into the wall, it gives you complete mobility. It even features a wireless remote for control of both the iM7 and your iPod from across the room. And the inMotion iM7's sleek, ultra-refined design will make you want one for its looks alone.
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May 29, 2005
"The hd5 is well crafted, has decent features, and sounds just as you would expect such a device to sound."
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May 26, 2005
Cnet on the Creative Zen Neeon .
The Zen Neeon dazzles with an eye-catching array of reusable stickers for the faceplate and a low price point for a 5GB player. Unfortunately, it fails to wow us with its recycled menu interface.
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May 25, 2005
Sharp Corporation, Japan has announced the "Auvi MD-DP700," a new portable MD player "Auvi MD-DP700" with Auvi technology. Features of the 1-Bit portable Sharp Auvi MD-DP700 include stereo speakers in the docking station and plays only ATRAC3/ATRAC music formats
The "Auvi MD-DP700," will be released on June 17th. Expected price 19,000 Yen. Available in white, blue, and pink.
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May 24, 2005
Samsung, Korea, has officially announced the YP-T8 MP3 player. The YP-T8 is the successor to the YP-T7 digital audio player announced in March. Features include a 1.8-inch TFT LCD, FM radio, voice recorder, photo viewer, text viewer, game functionality, plays back MP3, WMA, Ogg, and Audio ASF, USB host functionality and MPEG4 video support. 20 hours Battery life , and its 43.5 x 83 x 15.5mm frame weighs in at 55g. Internal memory sizes will be available in 256MB, 512MB, 1G and 2G versions.
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TDK, Japan has announced the SP-XA60 , a new portable 2.1 audio system. The SP-XA60 flat speakers (NXT SurfaceSound technology) offer a music output over 360 degrees. This set will be sold for less than 90 EUR in Japan from mid-July onwards reports akihabaranews.
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May 22, 2005
AudioCubes is offering Sony's "NW-HD5" high quality network player for $429. The NW-HD5 features a simple unique and stylish design. NW-HD5 also features a world's longest battery life removable battery that has 40 playback hours. Adopts a 20 GB hard disk that holds up to 13,000 of tunes. Strong Aluminum body protects the outside with G-sensor prevents hard disc damage with impact resistant damper. ATRAC3plus also features crystal clear sound. High quality backlit monochrome 128 x 128 pixel 7 line organic display. Comes with 3 stylish colors.
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Creative has finally announced the Zen Neeon MP3 Player. The Zen Neeon is touted to empower fashionable MP3 users to carry an ostensibly different player everyday through the application of Creative Stik-On skins, reflecting their different personalities, styles and moods. The initial launch of Creative Stik-On skins will feature 16 designs, with more to come in the near future. New designs will be available at asia.creative.com/zen.
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May 17, 2005
Philips has announced the SA-170 a new Flash Player, which comes in 256MB and 512MB versions? Other features include FM radio, OLED screen and USB 2.0 support. Seen at Gizmodo
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Toshiba, Japan has announced updated models of the Gigabeat F10, F20 and F40 MP3 Players line. New models called F11, F21 and F41 are set for release end of May and beginning June in Japan. The new players feature new hard-drives with perpendicular recording making the players lighter and smaller reports i4u. The Toshiba Gigabeat F41 is 10g lighter and 3mm slimmer than the Gigabeat F40. Toshiba also added photo viewing feature and a PC software called ROOM to manage photos to the new gigabeat players. The F11 model comes in three colors, the F21 in two and the F40 just in one color.
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