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Archive | March, 2007

iPod Video 100GB Upgrade Now in the Market

31. March 2007

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  PDASmart, a repair and upgrade company for Pocket PCs and iPods, announces the first 100GB upgrade for iPod Video. iPod Videos with 60GB and 80GB capacity can be upgraded without modifications. iPod Videos with 30GB capacity will need a rear casing to accommodate the bigger hard drive. The upgrade  to the 100GB Toshiba hard drive [...]

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Samsung Multimedia Camera With Swiveling Display

31. March 2007

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The Samsung VLUU i7 multimedia camera with 180-degree rotating action innovates on the multimedia genre by having a digital camera for a base instead of a mobile phone. The 3-inch screen boasts of touch controls and can be swiveled for widescreen multimedia viewing. The PMP, MP3 and text viewing functions are fully supported by the [...]

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iPod Video Cowboy Costume From iAttire

31. March 2007

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Let’s face it, if you own a 60GB Video iPod priced at $399, you’re going to love it like a baby, and dressing up your iPod is one way of showing your iPod love to the world. iAttire has nice costumes for you iPod, iPod Video, iPod Nano and iPod Shuffle. My personal favorite, as [...]

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iPod Video Converter 2007 From Reganam Released

31. March 2007

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Reganam Interactive announces their new iPod Video Converter 2007 . It’s easy and fast and converts AVI, MPEG, WMV, MOV, RM, VOB, 3GP, MP4 and other popular video formats at only $19.95 Advantages of Reganam’s iPod Video Converter 2007: - Easy to use - Faster than other converters - Excellent output quality - iPod Video Converter supports all the latest [...]

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Apple iTunes Get MLB Highlights in Your iPod

31. March 2007

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Apple, Inc. has announced the inclusion of an MLB package in its iTunes Store. The baseball season on your iPod will start with a free download of the “MLB.com 2007 Season Preview Show.” You can’t download full MLB games (even if your 80GB iPod Video can accommodate the space), but iTunes customers can have 25 [...]

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Sony PSP Upgrade 3.30 W/ Free Access to T-Mobile HotSpot

31. March 2007

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The Sony Play Station Portable’s firmware update 3.30 allows users to play compatible games online, surf the web and enjoy podcasts from T-Mobile WiFi HotSpots, which includes some Starbucks coffee shops, Hyatt Hotels, Border bookstores and 70 major aiports. There’s also a promotional offer will give PSP users who have downloaded the latest firmware access to [...]

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Panasonic Strada Car TV and Tuner: PMP Alternative

31. March 2007

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Why settle for the medium range potable media players-cum-navigational devices like this one from Korea with a 4.3-inch screen or this one that can actually get TV in Europe and America with a DVB-H tuner and Sat Nav functionality and a similar 4.3-inch screen. Panasonic offers a delicious 8-inch screen LCD TV under its “Strada” line made [...]

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PMP Today Site Announcement.

30. March 2007

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Hello to all readers, Just a minor site announcement, we have updated our RSS feeds so all of them are going through FeedBurner. If you have previously added our old feed address it will keep working, but we’d like to encourage people to update to the new feed address: http://feeds.feedburner.com/pmptoday/ENUb The links on the sidebar have also [...]

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Aigo Intros F989 and MP-E817 For Youngsters

30. March 2007

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Aigo is one of the bigger companies in China that participates in pretty much every tech market out there: monitors, computers, network cards, gps, speakers and of course MP3 and MP4 players. So here are a couple of portable video players that are in the works now, and will bring up the Aigo’s PMP [...]

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Mio H610’s Rival From Japan: Fujitsu Siemens Pocket LOOX N100

30. March 2007

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The Fujitsu Siemens Pocket LOOX N100 is a hybrid portable GPS and PMP device that has a striking resemblance to the Taiwanese Mio DigiWalker with perhaps the slightly more streamlined design going the Japanese way. The 2.8-inch touchscreen interface is also .1 inches wider than the H610. The Pocket Loox’s 89 x 51 x 15 [...]

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