Tired of the iPod clones from China offering the usual bland touchscreen user interface that, most likely, only supports stylus input… here’s a preview of the Onda VX777. The VX777 is perhaps the best designed PMP for Onda’s “Boeing” series… you know, the line that includes the VX747, VX757, etc.
To recap: the VX777 supports FLV, AVI, MOV, ASF, MP4, WMV, 3GP, MPG and audio files such as FLAC and APE Lossless. The 3-inch 400×240-pixel screen looks ok. With Real Player 11 and up to 32GB of microSD support, you could totally defend this guy from your scornful iPod-loving friends, especially when you show them how pretty decent the built-in speakers are on your Onda. You can be particularly proud about the gaming support (watch it near the end of the video).
[source: b4tech]
June 4th, 2008 at 8:06 pm
mpio product line also has a PMP with touch screen. Especially V10 is great product because no converting is needed.
August 14th, 2008 at 1:57 am
[...] for the video review of the VX787. For now, just imagine the UI is way more responsive than the VX777 UI. The 8GB VX787 will probably retail for USD$120-140 and the player does support video playback at [...]
December 23rd, 2008 at 7:45 am
I purchased an Onda VX777LE 8GB on eBay. I have had it for about 12 hours. I am very impressed with it. It can be expanded up to at least 24GB with a 16GB micro sd card.
My only criticism is the Onda web site. The English version of the available software is limited. I hope Onda will smarten up their act there.
It appears that you can update the bios.
THe sound and video quality is excellent.
I have matched it with a set of Edifier M210 speakers. Very impressive tiny sound system