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Archive | March, 2007

iPod Compatible Nike Sneakers Pushed

29. March 2007

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Nike’s president and CEO Mark Parker has revealed their plans to make all its running shoes iPod ready with its Nike+ technology. These plans have been confirmed by Nike’s Siingapore spokesperson and added that the U.S. market will be especially targetted for the new Nike shoes. The Asia Pacific region will follow a little later as [...]

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PMP Makers HandHeld Entertainment Adds UnOriginal.co.uk to Portfolio

28. March 2007

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HandHeld Entertainment, Inc., the makers of portable media players like the ZVUE 250 above and owners of various content sites (Putfile.com, YourDailyMedia.com, FunMansion.com™, Dorks.com™, ZVUE.com™) has added another user-generated humor website to its business. UnOriginal.co.uk is a unique site wherein the submitted content are made up of clips of originals edited for humorous effect. Jeff Oscodar, [...]

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Conet, the Super Cheap PMP

28. March 2007

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The Conet 256 MB MP3/ MP4 Player has a unique 1.5-inch 65K true-color CSTN screen, a lower-quality LCD that cheaper to produce than TFT LCDs, which is why Overstock can give this player away for only $29.99. The Conet plays MP3, WMA, WAV and ASF audio files and MP4 MWV, MPG, MPEG and [...]

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PMP Market to double from 2005 to 2010

28. March 2007

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According to iSuppli Corp. Global, the portable media player market is going to double from $14 billion in 2005 to $20.6 billion in 2010. - Global PMP/MP3 player shipments will go up to 268.6 million units in 2011 at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 13% from 128.7 million units in 2005 - In 2007, PMP [...]

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GeCube Shows Off PMP Players

28. March 2007

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Also called the Portable HQV Media Player, The PMP2000 in the picture above from GeCube has a 4.3-inch LCD display with integrated touch sontrol, AV output, built-in mic, and comes without storage so you can fit any 2.5-inch hard diskof your choosing.

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Meizu Music Card M3 iPod killer in China?

27. March 2007

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The much anticipated release of the Meizu Music Card, also known as M3 is finally here. Even though it’s a little bit over a month later then the expected release date, a lot of the electrnics stores in China now have the M3 on their shelves. With the news also come the official price confirmations: [...]

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TI Shows DLP pico-projector For Mobile Phones.

27. March 2007

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After the demo of the technology at CES, Texas Instruments have allowed people to take pictures and get more details on the new DLP pico-projector which they think will find applications in cellphones. Here’s some more info from CNet: “The projector contains three lasers, a DLP chip and a power supply and measures about 1.5 inches [...]

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Blufin Video From Charbax

27. March 2007

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[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zB6M6wvNBlE[/youtube] Charbax, the ubiquitous video tech reporter strikes again with a hands-on video of Tinnos Bluefin, a PMP, MP3 player and PDA all in one. Unfortunately the user interface is in Korean. Charbax has been our correspondent at CeBIT and has contributed quite a numerous amount of video reports at PMP Today. Here’s Charbax other dispatches [...]

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CloneDVD v4.0.14.549 Copies All

27. March 2007

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For the ultimate portable media experience, one has to have an all-you-need DVD-copying software handy. DVD X Studios’ CloneDVD is the world’s most popular software for copying DVD’s, according to their site, and they have just released CloneDVD version version 4.

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GlobalSat GV-380 With DVB-T Hanover Pics

27. March 2007

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The GlobalSat GV-380 is another portable navigation device that was available at CeBIT 2007 for hands-on viewing. Aving got a few great photographs as usual, including a shot of the 4.3-inch LCD screen. The SiRF Star III GPS chipset and 400 Mhz of computing power takes care of the navigation side. For entertainment, car owners [...]

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