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Archive | April, 2008

Nokia 5310 Knockoff KNC M-700 is a Confirmed Knockoff

26. April 2008

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  When we brought our readers news about a Nokia 5310 XpressMusic knock-off from KNC, we were censured for jumping the “cloning” gun on the Chinese manufacturer. Though the side buttons on the M-700 suspiciously look like a copy from the 5310, it doesn’t mean that KNC was deliberately ripping Nokia. But look at the comparison [...]

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8GB iPhone, iPod Touch End of Life

26. April 2008

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Apple sent a short letter announcing that the 8GB capacity iPhone and iPod Touch has reached end-of-life status in the U.K. There are no more stocks online and only a few units left in stores. This heralds the new iPhone with 3G connectivity rumored to be announced in June. Apple may also be deliberately phasing [...]

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(Safa) Minigigi C3000 PMP Bound for Asia

26. April 2008

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We can’t deny that Minigigi’s C3000 is a handsome player. It has a 2.4-inch 320 x 240-pixel screen and competitively thin at only 7mm. It plays video and audio files AVI, APE, FLAC, MP3, WMA, WAV, JPEG, TXT and plays FM through the built-in FM tuner. Other features include USB 2.0 and microSD slot. No [...]

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iPod Shuffle vs MPlayer vs YP-S2 vs Zen Stone

26. April 2008

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If you’re in the market for a little clip-on or not so clip-on MP3 player, our friends at Generation MP3 has prepared a comparison chart for us. The lightest is Samsung’s YP-S2, which is shaped like a pebble, and also ties the Zen Stone for cheapest at $39 for the 1GB. The priciest is the [...]

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iPhone 3G Leak Photo a Hoax

26. April 2008

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  Gizmodo doesn’t say the photo of the shiny black rear of the iPhone 3G was a hoax, not exactly. What they said what it was mistaken for the iPhone 3G, which Engadget claims has a shiny and black rear. At any rate, even if the iPhone 3G had a black and shiny back, it wouldn’t [...]

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Advertise on PMPToday

26. April 2008

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PMP Today covers related news and reviews on the competitive Portable Media Player industry. We are especially interested in price and features comparison between big players like Archos, Apple, COWON, iRiver, Samsung and LG and smaller manufacturers based in Asia. Reach thousands of visitors each day here at PMPToday.com. With over 40,000 unique visitors and [...]

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LG Prada 2 Rumor

25. April 2008

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So what is LG doing partnering with Italian designer label Prada again? LG Prada I could’ve been a major hit but its high MSRP (twice the price of an AT&T iPhone) and lack of 3G connectivity. Prada II, if the unofficial press release, is to be believed, is going to add 3G, 7.2Mbps HSDPA, Wi-Fi [...]

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iPhone 3G Announcement Due June 9

25. April 2008

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  More from analysts. Citi analysts Richard Gardner and Yeechang Lee, the 3G iPhone will only be one of a series of very impressive Apple products (honestly, we’re more interested in this news). The old 2.5G iPhone will change slightly, specifically on the exterior and will be priced lower, somewhere between the $299 and $349, [...]

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Archos GPS via WiFi Review: a Charbax Special

25. April 2008

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[youtube]http://youtube.com/watch?v=em9WqbYVaF0[/youtube] Remember Charbax? If you’re a long-time fan of this site, you’ll definitely remember our video journalist for CeBIT 2007. Charbax just got the new firmware for GPS capability on his Archos 605. The GPS function on his Archos 605 demo is fully dependent on WiFi connectivity. The user interface on the navigation software is pretty good [...]

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iSuppli: Over 1/5 of PMPs to have Wi-Fi in 2012

24. April 2008

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Right now only about 9% of all PMPs and MP3s have Wi-Fi connectivity but iSuppli has a projection that claims Wi-Fi on a media device will be more sought after than touch screen or Bluetooth. It’s surprising to me that Bluetooth market penetration is very low, currently in less than 4% of MP3 players and [...]

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