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China PMP Does Digital Photo Scanning

Thursday, December 13, 2007

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Sporting a few design cues that were probably taken from Samsung’s Croix, the D886 from Shenzhen Thomson sadly lacks the phone capability and 3MP camera of the formerly mentioned device. What it does offer, though, is support for MPEG-4 and AVI videos, and MP3, WMA and WAV audio files (with ID3 tags). Interestingly, [...]

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China PMP has Different Design, Ordinary Features

Saturday, December 1, 2007

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This anonymous PMP from Shenzhen Thomson takes an approach that is quite different from what we’ve seen previously. No cutting-edge (or even very exciting) features here, but you do get a rather unique design. Not to say that it’s good-looking or anything. The PMP supports MTV videos and MP3, WMA and AMV audio files. It [...]

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Ordinary-Looking China PMP has G-Sensor, Plays Flash Videos

Tuesday, November 27, 2007

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Despite the ordinary (albeit shiny) design, Shenzhen Thomson’s D887-2 comes with a few interesting features, most notable of which is the built-in G-sensor. Pity the company forgot to explain just what that feature is used for (most probably motion control, since the 1GB, 2GB and 4GB internal memory options are all flash-type). Yup, we’ve [...]

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China Company Equips PMP With G-Sensor, Doesn’t say why

Friday, September 21, 2007

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The flash memory-based D887-1 from Shenzhen Thomson (which might be this Thomson) is equipped with a G-Sensor (a.k.a. motion sensor), which is commonly used in HDDs to minimize damage in case of a drop. We’re not quite sure what it does in this product, but it could possibly be a form of motion-control similar [...]

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China PMP Saves Your Power, Converts Your Videos

Friday, August 31, 2007

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Shenzhen Wistar is offering the F1 PMP, which comes with a 2.4-inch QVGA screen that allows brightness adjustment and normal/power saving modes (useful for those long trips without a socket in sight). While the product plays only AVI files, it thoughtfully comes with conversion software for noncompatible videos. Audio-wise, MP3 and WMA formats (with ID3 tags) [...]

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