The iPod Touch $19.99 Upgrade

So what do you get for $19.99? First is a GPS substitute called Google Maps with WiFi triangulation. This is a pretty neat feature, especially when you’re in an area with a lot of WiFi devices. It’ll pin-point your location on your iPod Touch Google Maps interface without an actual GPS. Second, you will get email [...]

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Available: iRiver Clix Plus

  Recently outed iRiver Clix Plus is now available in Korea adding two new colors to iRiver’s Clix PMP: Pink and Purple. The Clix Plus tunes in to DMB and DAB/ channels. You get te choice of a 4GB or an 8GB player for 218,000 won ($235) and 278,000 won ($300) respectively. It’s an important upgrade [...]

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iRiver Clix Plus Outed as Clix 2 + DMB/DAB TV

  There was a teaser from iRiver a few days ago that made us say, Hm. Another PMP from iRiver? Will it drop before Christmas? The answer is we’re not sure it’ll be available before Christmas, and, yes, it’s a new player, specifically the old Clix 2 with added DMB and DAV TV tuners. Dubbed Clix [...]

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Clix Plus Coming from iRiver?

One of the best PMP manufacturers out there has been teasing us with enigmatic photos for a while now. Tey have something up their sleeves, iRiver, that is obvious. The question is, is it going to matter after the iPod Nano 3G, iPod Touch and Zune 2? We shall see when they do come around [...]

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Rhapsody on iRiver Clix Second-Gen

The iRiver Clix 2 is one of the more impressive mini-PMPs available. The successor of the U10 is a slimmer model maintaining iRiver’s proprietary D-Click controls, an intuitive user interface, bright 2.2-inch QVGA AMOLED screen and a form factor - 69 x 46 x 15mm - that fits right into even the smallest hand. [...]

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PMP Today Reviews iRiver PMC-120

A Trip Down the iRiver Stream By Blaise Morita Korean-based iRiver has claims to a strong share of Portable Media Player (PMP) market in large part because of its streamlined focus on the evolution of their PMP line. Of their two recent introductions, the MPEG-4 friendly PMC-120 is more affordable. Yet the [...]

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