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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
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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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
MP4Nation's flagship audio player is now back in our store and is up for purchase! If you don't know what the Nationite S:Flo2 is then you should be ashamed of yourself. The S:Flo2 is an audio player that's powered by Rockchip's RK2806 processing chip. It also houses 2x Wolfson WM8740 DAC audio processors, an NXP (Philips) TDA1308 headphone amp and an OPA2604 operational amp. What all this mans is that the S:Flo2 has what it takes to pack a big punch in terms of sound quality. Not only is it a powerhouse player, it also supports a multitude of file formats that include MP3, WMA, APE, FLAC, AAC, OGG and more. It can also play video and supports your common video file formats. Visit www.mp4nation.net or click on the following link to check out more of the S:Flo2 8GB and 16GB, and what bund
With the amount of devices that can multitask now-a-days, it's great to see that companies are still coming out with a device that focuses on one main task. The iRiver T9 is not one of those devices. It is titled an MP3 player, but one that comes with many other functions, whilst having its supposedly main function - playing MP3 audio files - rather limited to only 2GB or 4GB. The T9 can also act as a USB storage unit and can be plugged directly into your computer via its slide-out USB 2.0 connector. You can also plug it into your speaker's USB port (given it has one) in order to play music straight from the player. Moving on from the music side of things, the T9 will track your calorie intake, as well as distance ran/walked. It is also an FM radio and voice recorder. However, quite po
The E5813 is an MP3 that sports a colourful and candy-like design. It has an interesting thin waist, and its colours are almost neon - perfect for the upcoming summer. The player supports lossless audio formatting and can play files like FLAC, APE, MP3, WMA, WAV and more. It also has other features that includes an FM receiver and recorder, a car transmitter and an e-book reader (strange for its tiny screen). It can apparently last up to 14 hours - perfect for those long drives to the beach.
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We've got two treats courtesy of Teclast for you today - the T51's successor: the T59, and the X19HD.The teaser image of the T59 shows that it will come with quite a few changes from the T51 we know so well. Straight off the bat we can see that the T59 comes with several hardware buttons (we're hoping there's a lock switch to prevent all those pocket-plays) as opposed to the T51's single buttons and focus on it's touchscreen UI. Whether or not the T59 will come with a similar UI, we don't yet know. We can also see that the shell, in fact, the overall design seems to be very much different and almost thicker - something we wouldn't expect from a follow-up device. With no official specs or other info released yet, we can only assume that the T59 will surpass the legendary T51 (legendary as
Onda have announced a new MP3 player that sports a tiny 1.8-inch colour screen - the VX320. The player has yet to be released, and there's not much specs out yet but we're obviously going to be keeping our eyes peeled for this. Not only is the screen of the VX320 small, but its thickness is a super slim 8.5mm. It supports APE and FLAC files, and should be able to play all of your other common audio files. However, despite devices now-a-days being able to play audio, video and image files, browse the web, take pictures, brush your teeth and walk your dog, the VX320 goes back to an MP3 player's roots - it is simply an audio player. It may be a bit fancy with its colour display, but we're confident that Onda has focused on the quality of the hardware with this one. It also looks great and c
Summer is upon us, and what we like doing during the summer other than using reflective tablet screens to get tanned up is to listen to music during. Here we have a neat little mirrored MP3 player - the IX35 - by ICOO. The IX35 uses a Freescale 3770 chip and has an OLED screen that's blended into its mirrored shell. A great looking little device that brings out the Magpie in all of us. It supports MP3, WMA, WAV, APE, FLAC, ect. and has synchronized lyrics display support, text reading support (all crammed in that little screen...) and a preset of different audio modes. It also has an FM radio and supposedly lasts up to 40 hours which can be charged through the player's USB port. Respectively, you can plug your earphones - quite possibly Brainwavz ones - into the players 3.5mm headphone j
It would seem that thin is not in with Cube as they bring out their K3HD portable media player - a small and chunky device capable of 720p video playback. The K3HD sports a 3.6-inch screen with a resolution of 800 x 480. Quite possibly in the attempts to make the player more convenient for carrying, the 3.6-inch screen still seems rather small to be watching HD videos on, especially whilst there are bigger fish out there. Small and chunky it may be, we can't deny that this brick of a player looks like it can withstand the test of wear and tear and a few drops here and there (not advertising you actually drop it to find out). Packaging wise, the player comes in a delightfully colourful box which includes standard earphones, cables and a manual. The K3HD has yet to have its processor chip
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