Here’s yet another gadget from Korea that looks like it can do everything except clean the kitchen sink. The Windows CE-based Maxian E900T PMP has a snazzy 4.3″ touch screen with an 800 x 480 resolution and it can pretty much play any audio format (including MP3, WMA, AAC, and OGG) and supports WMV, MPEG-2/4, DiVX/XviD, and H.264 videos. It can even support real-time lyrics display for tracks tagged with SYLT encoding!
But nope, that’s not all the E900T can do. You can connect this thing to your TV or home theater system and enjoy its 720p high-def video and DTS surround sound, powered by Burr-Brown processing circuitry. If you’re the type who’s always on the go and not really one to sit at home and be a couch potato, you can bring the E900T with you in the car. It’s got an optional windshield antenna/dock, GPS navigation, a DMB TV receiver that accepts Korea’s digital TV signals so you and your passengers don’t miss your favorite programs.
The Maxian E900T comes with 30GB memory (white) or 60GB memory (black and blue), and has a built in SD/MMD card reader. Like all good things, this one comes with a catch. And the catch is–it looks like it’s available in Korea only.
[via technabob]
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