Forget the Zune 80 this Christmas, they are impossible to get a hold of and go for the smaller, sleek and, ultimately, cuter Zune flash players. Amazon is selling a pink Zune 8 for only $157.74 plus shipping. Other Zune 8 colors are much higher priced at $184.99 or almost the Microsoft suggested retail price of $199. I rather like the green Zune 2, but remember when the original pink Zune first appeared and how popular there were?
Looks like Pasen has rebranded the Teclast C290 into the Pasen ShakeIT. Pasen does know how to make catchy names. They had previously had the Pasen iTouch which was a rebranded iphone clone Onda VX858. Read More »
I wonder why Chinese manufacturers can’t seem to come up with designs of their own but instead want to copy existing form factors on the market and come out with something that would fool even the seasoned eye at a glance. The ONDA Honey VX878 looks suspiciously like the iPod Touch and comes with a 2.4″ 260k color touchscreen display and support for AVI, MP3, WAV, WMA, FLAC, APE, TXT, LRC, JPG, and BMP media formats. Read More »
It’s this year’s latest must-have gadget and the first bona fide iPod to have built-in Wi-fi, the Safari Web browser, and the YouTube app iPhone owners have come to love. It looks just like the iPhone, with the same size screen but it’s thinner overall, and it borrows the multi-touch interface from the iPhone — it even has the same home screen. It also carries over the accelerometer that transfers the screen from portrait to landscape mode, the same 3.5-inch widescreen display and Wi-Fi, although it’s only 802.11b/g on the iPod Touch.
Ever got mad at your Digital Audio Player for running out of battery in the middle of your favourite song?
Who hasn’t…anyway, this is not about to happen with the Ecolong MP3 player, in a 36.6×18.5×78mm and 34 grams body, it can store 1GB of your favorite music and play it continuously for a whooping 85 hours! Read More »
Sony has revealed some new photos of their new Walkman NWD-B100 Mp3 players. The new Walkman device is a portable USB stick design, with a three line display and a lightweight 30g body. Read More »
Inspired from the shape of an electric guitar, the new MPIO FL500 has adopted many features from the analog era. A large volume knob, the rotary function selector, and a big metal screw which holds the back metal clip; all suggest that this portable music player is not something ordinary. Clip it on your clothing, turn on the music, and see it come alive–you will see why FL500 is uniquely MPIO.
