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Aigo MP5-MK3510 Vodafone McLaren Mercedes PMP Priced

Monday, July 6, 2009

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Remember the tasty Aigo McLaren Mercedes PMP we featured last year? The 4.3-inch PMP is now available for 699 yuan ($102), which is a really cheap price for anything tied to the McLaren Mercedes brand, not to mention an 8GB player. The 4.3-inch screen supports 480 × 272 pixels. You can plays various video codecs [...]

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Aigo MID Phone is Like iPhone on Steroids

Tuesday, June 2, 2009

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High-flying Chinese-manufacturer Aigo is willing to bet on a high-powered mobile phone that also functions as a MID. This means, it will probably have netbook functionalities with iPhonesque form factor. The photo above gives you an idea what an Aigo MID Phone. The slideout QWERTY keyboard it features is interesting in that it uses mouse [...]

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Chuwi W3000 MID Windows CE 5 Monster

Friday, May 15, 2009

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We’ve been wondering when Chuwi will come out with its UMPC. If Aigo can do it, why not Chwui, maker of the T8 PMP? The Chuwi W3000 has WiFi, Bluetooth and GPS and the tastiest optional applications: instant messaging, navigation software, among others probably related to multimedia. It plays AVI and RMVB and perhaps other [...]

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MP7 Player Spotted: Any Early Adopters?

Thursday, February 5, 2009

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We’ve heard of MP5 players, which are PMPs a notch above the usual MP4 players  only for playing RMVB along with the usual video files. Now, here comes the MP7 player, which from the list of specs does nothing more than an MP4 player. It has a 2.8-inch screen and a 1.3MP camera. Card slot [...]

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Aigo’s Jigsaw of Love MP3 Player a Break Through Design

Tuesday, February 3, 2009

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We’ve had some pretty odd-looking MP3 players and PMPs here at PMP Today but this new Aigo MP3 player takes the cake. The device is obviously a puzzle piece and may be a little too late for Valentine’s despite the English letter at the bottom left of the photo. The leak doesn’t provide specifications. I’ll [...]

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Aigo Launches McLaren Mercedes Car PMP

Thursday, October 23, 2008

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Aigo is finally making good use of their F1 racing McLaren Mercedes sponsorship. On October 18 they launched the Aigo Vodafone McLaren Mercedes MP5 player or the MP5-MK3510, which is a 4.3-inch 480 × 272 PMP with support of up to 720P (1280 x 720) HD resolution. It plays RM, RMVB, AVI, FLV, DAT, MPG, [...]

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Sarotech’s Abigs DVP-260s has 320GB

Thursday, July 24, 2008

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Korea’s Sarotech has beat China-based Aigo for the most storage in a PMP, jamming a 320GB hard disk inside the Abigs DVP-260X. It’s obviously not just a portable media player and should double perfectly as a storage device that you’d be glad to take everywhere with you. It has a 2.5-inch display with support for [...]

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Aigo MID PP860 Priced

Thursday, July 24, 2008

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Aigo’s mobile Internet device or MID has been officially priced, so we can expect it out in the market in a while. Is this the first MID out in the market? If so, the Aigo got itself a coup here. It’s priced affordably for such a groundbreaking device. It combines power from an 800MHz Atom [...]

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PMP Today Down Time

Tuesday, July 8, 2008

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PMP Today was down sometime between 4:00 pm GMT and 11:00 PM GMT yesterday July 7. We don’t know exactly the cause but we’re back now. Hope everyone isn’t too disappointed. We’ve had some pretty interesting stories lately, some of them turning out to be not so interesting. But others like the new releases from [...]

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Aigo A5 Patriot Fatty MP3 Player

Monday, July 7, 2008

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  While we were a little dubious about the Patriot A6’s iPod Nano second-gen form factor as a clip-on player, we are in total agreement to the a5’s aesthetic sensibility. No more hook on the backside, just a nice white coat of paint and the Aigo branding. No disappearing screen though like the a6 but the [...]

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