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The BM-33 by Benss - the sister brand of Bmorn - is yet another 7-inch portable media player out there on the market, but one that is undeniably stylish. It's minimalistic metal shell gives it a fashionable yet sturdy look. Unfortunately there isn't much information about its specs, but we do know that it does 1080p video playback, supports all your common file formats such as MKV, AVI, RM, RMVB, FLV, MP4, etc. and uses a new widget system - 3.0 - that allows for customising your desktop via multitouch drag and drop. Like its specs - or lack there of - we don't yet know of its pricing or availability. Soon though we hope. More images after the break.
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The T-series are Chuwi's new line of portable media players, each with their own size - 4.3-, 5- and 7-inches - with their names pertaining to their sizes - T4, T5 and T7 respectively. Chuwi is no novice when it comes to making PMPs, but what sets the T-series players apart from their other players is their design for being an absolute entertainment device. Find out more after the break.
They all come with what Chuwi calls 'built-in Flash apps' (not sure if this has any connection with Adobe's) that includes an array of basic game apps. The players are also able to do 720p HD video playback and supports most of your common video and audio file formats. We don't know yet what processor they use, and there's not much more on its other specs, but you can check out more pictures of th
China's IQQ brand are introducing their own small-sized smartPMP/Android tablet, which one could see as following in the right footsteps of Ainol and their NOVO line. These two tabs are the M1 and the M3, both of which share very similar specs. Their differences aren't very clear at the moment other than the M1 being reported to be released first, and the M3 to still have further development - so there could still be some added features to come. Click after the break for more info on the two.
Specification wise, both the M1 and the M3 are powered by a Jz4760B processor, runs Android 2.2 (FroYo) OS, has WiFi connectivity and has a 5-inch screen with an aspect ratio of 16:9 and a resolution of 800 x 480. The tablets themselves share a similar design to the NOVO tabs, and I'm sure an
A big thanks to MP4Nation forum member 'klw' for posting this great picture of the Fiio X3 digital audio player that compares the X3 with a Nokia and Motorola handset (not too sure on what models they are...). You can also scope out its thickness, which resembles a similar thickness to Fiio's E7 DAC and AMP. The X3 may not be the prettiest new kid on the block, however Fiio's X3 'X3' version (scroll down to see image) - now that's a head turner. Click on the source below to see larger image (scroll down to see image).
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Summer time is among us, and what better way to spend your summer than to interrupt coupled love-birds, force them to take pictures of themselves with you, and have them poke your belly at a park on a lazy afternoon. That's exactly what the NOVO8 has been up to this summer. Check out more pictures of NOVO8 and his two new bffs after the break.
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We've had plenty of questions asking whether and when we will be selling Ainol's flagship Android device - the NOVO8. We we are happy to inform you that it is finally here and up for purchase at our store front! The impressive NOVO8 is powered by an Amlogic AML8726-M processing chip and has a Mali-400 graphics processor. It has an 8-inch screen with a resolution of 1280 x 768, and given that the NOVO8 still maintains its PMP qualities, watching videos on this thing will be something worth smiling about. As we've stated on its product page, this device is simply put, one of the most powerful Chinese tablets on the market to date. Check it out over at its MP4Nation product page linked here. Hurry!!!!
Vizio, a company best known for selling TVs have introduced their first tablet device. It is an 8-inch tab with a resolution of 1024 x 768, has a capacitive screen and is powered by a 1GHz processor. The tablet also has WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity, HDMI out, a front facing camera, a MicroSD card slot and currently runs a customised version of Android 2.3 Gingerbread (although the hands-on unit appears to have the app launcher set as the home screen). There's also word that the OS will be updated to Honeycomb in the future. Find out more about its link to Vizio's TVs, plus more images and hands-on video after the break.
As Vizio are first and foremost a TV company, they seem to be offering their new tablet as a media companion - it will ship with a version of Google TV remote c
As I'm sure you are all now aware of, Ainol have been coming out with with smart PMPs - Android bound players wielding the power of WiFi. They call them the NOVOs - each with their own unique special power screen size shown by the number in their name. This blog is about the NOVO8 - the 8-inch player powered by a Cortex-A9 processor and a Mali-400 3D graphics processor with 512MB of RAM, and sports an Android 2.2 FroYo OS. The NOVO8 also does 1080p video playback, has a resolution of 1280 x 768, has HDMI out and use to only come in white. It now also comes in black. Everything else on the black version is the same as the original white NOVO8. We have the black NOVO5 at our store, and even though white can look great (and in some cases horribly not great), its black shell looks as good as
Onda has pulled, stretched, augmented, upgraded and blessed the VX580 PMP with all sorts of added features and upgreaded specs and names. They've done it again, this time adding an 'A' to its name and WiFi to its game. The Onda VX580A is a smart PMP and the successor to the VX580W, or is it the VX580+... err. Let's start that again. The VX580A is a successor to its predecessors of the same model. It sports Android 2.2 (FroYo), has WIFi connectivity and is powered by a RockChip RK2818 processor. It has the same sized screen as the other VX580s - 5-inches - but what's completely new about the VX580A other than added WiFi connectivity is its shell. In stead of the standard bold matte plastic, the VX580A has a brushed aluminum look - a more sophisticated look suited for an Android player, wi
Great news for ICOO players - the company is granting them with 1280p HD (1920 x 1280) video playback capability. For most of these players, 720p was the extent of their video playback abilities, but with the rise in competition, especially with the introduction of the smart, WiFi included PMPs, ICOO have decided to up their game by releasing a firmware upgrade that will vastly improve the viewing experience for any owner. The lucky players include the E600P, E700P, K13 Touch, K13, E700T, E600P and more. As for compatible file formats, regular files like MKV, MOV, RMVB, RM, AVI, etc should all work fine. Images of a few of the lucky players after the break.
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