You might be in the mood for a monster-size touchscreen PMP if you know it’s HD. Most 7-inch PMP usually doubles as a PND; the bmorn BM-888, however, is a standalone multimedia device. No WiFi or Bluetooth, but it has TV out to make the 720p support useful.
Here are the specs (via brando):
Features:
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7.0 inch 16,000K color HD TFT display (Pixel: 800×480)
Support real 720P high-definition video, as clear as DVD player TV-OUT function supported
Chipset: Chinachip
Songs search & files browse function supported
Sensitive TOUCH screen, convenient and easy to operate
Support many music formats including MP3, WMA, WAV, FLAC, APE, etc.
Support many high-definition video formats as MPEG (AVI), RM, RMVB, FLV, etc. with a speed up to 16M
Support microSD(HC) memory card with a capacity up to 32GB
Support more video formats by upgrading firmware
Support JPEG, BMP, PNG format image browsing and rotating
Desktop pictures of the player can be transformed freely
Built-in MIC, super long time recording supported
Power-saving setting, adjustable brightness & user-defined power-off setting supported
FM radio function supported
Support WIN2000, WIN XP & VISTA systems
USB 2.0 transmission at a high speed up to 5MB/S
Support E-book reading with bookmark function
Firmware upgrade function supported
Support multiple function, you can enjoy the E-book while listening to the music
Built-in separate HI-FI CODEC audio decoding chipset, with excellent audio efforts
Built-in double track high-power loudspeakers
Dimension: 195 x 126 x11mm (approx.)
Weight: 440g
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bm-888, bmorn
September 13th, 2009 at 5:03 pm
It is available on ownta.com at $141: http://www.ownta.com/bmorn-bm-888-high-resolution-video-mp4-player-with-tv-out-8gb.html
September 14th, 2009 at 12:17 am
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September 15th, 2009 at 2:52 am
Comments at ownta.com:
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Display quality is average.
Cannot recognize MPEG4 Xvid , MPEG4v2 , AVI w/Microsof encoding.
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There is also nothing mentioned in the feature list about h.264 (LP/MP/HP) codec support or playing mkv files. It only says “Support more video formats by upgrading firmware” which could mean nothing at all.
I fear that it will be impossible to play h.264 HP with such an inexpensive device.
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Add WLAN + Webbrowser, h.264 HP support, double the price and it would be a great deal.
October 11th, 2009 at 12:01 am
Common guys,
for the 8 inch machine with this price range, it’s an affordable piece of PMP you can ever find.
Just be patient, the company intend to built in a firmware upgrade feature means you will have the update soon, I am happy with it for now. With 24Gb of totals space (8Gb internal + 16Gb Micro SHDC), couple 720P movies and lot of songs.
For other things you asked for built in, look at the Archos 5 Tablet with the retail tag price as low as US$350, you get what you paid for.
Cheers.