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iRiver Touchscreen Priced and Available for Pre-Order

Monday, July 28, 2008

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  The much-anticipated iRiver SPINN will be a touchscreen PMP. This is unexpected because we’ve always thought, the PMP will be controlled using the hinge spin-wheel on the right side with a new D-Click system (supposed to be dubbed SPINN). Even the FCC leak was mistaken about this. iRiver had us all fooled on this [...]

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iRiver SPINN + DAB Headed to U.K.

Friday, May 30, 2008

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The Brits will have the iRiver SPINN shipped to them ahead of everyone. The SPINN will be shipped with an extra DAB tuner. Price is yet unknown for the 4, 8 and 16GB versions. The SPINN features a 3.2-inch AMOLED display and 30fps support for video files. It boasts the new SPINN user interface [...]

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iRiver LPlayer Hands-On

Wednesday, May 28, 2008

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PMP manufacturer iRiver has announced so many players for this year, we’re likely to be inundated by more tech temptations than our wallets could take. I mean, how many small, sleek and capable portable multimedia players do you need. If you only need one, the LPlayer gives you 2 inches (320 x 240 pixels) of [...]

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Cheaper iRiver E100 at Amazon

Monday, April 14, 2008

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One can now purchase the iRiver E100, a rather capable PMP, for less than the announced price at online store Amazon and J&R. The 8GB, which was priced at around $200 is selling for $160 at Amazon, while the 4GB is selling for $110. Unlike the other players iRiver released at CES, the E100 still uses [...]

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iRiver E100 Review

Saturday, March 15, 2008

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Pocketables has published the first comprehensive review of iRiver’s simple PMP. The E100 is not the thinnest mini-PMP out there but, as we have remarked before, this little device got style. There are a few disappointments like the supposed D-Click control, so it’s even far behind other iRiver models announced at CES that will [...]

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The iRiver LPlayer is Sleeker than iPod Nano 3G

Thursday, January 10, 2008

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Frankly, iRiver’s LPlayer makes use of its size better than the iPod Nano or any of the other PMPs in the market, including iRiver’s own Clix. Unfortunately, the LPlayer will not be using the new SPINN technology but will rock the old D-Click interface, which so far has been working brilliantly for iRiver (they’ll get [...]

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CES: iRiver SPINN PMP Announced

Monday, January 7, 2008

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One of the shiniest PMP devices shown at CES is iRiver’s new PMP, the iRiver SPINN. This is not the first time we’ve shown you a gadget with the awesome “hinge” innovation. This isn’t exactly a hinge, but the idea is to make one-handed movie viewing comfortable, and another Japanese company, Sony, got [...]

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Meet the iRiver P20 PMP

Monday, January 7, 2008

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CES 2008 is the venue of choice for iRiver in announcng their latest PMP - the P20. The successor of the fresh iRiver P10 boasts a 4.1-inch AMOLED screen with a luscious 16 million-color support. This is a HDD player with 120Gb or 160GB storage capacity. The P20 is optimized for RAW format but [...]

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Samsung F300 Clone Uses iPod Click Wheel on One Face

Wednesday, December 26, 2007

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China makes no bones about cloning just about every good hardware design in the market and the sleek dual-face design of the Samsung F300 and F500 multimedia phones has had to wait a little too long, we think a little undeservedly, for the ultimate flattery. Finally here comes the Shuang Mian Yi Ren V8, [...]

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New iRiver B20 is Just Like Clix 2 But With DAB

Friday, October 26, 2007

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  You can do no wrong building up on a remarkable player like iRiver’s Clix 2. The B20 with DAB doesn’t fall far from the tree. Instead, iRiver added a DAB tuner on all the Clix 2 features and made a great PMP even better. The B20 uses iRiver’s proprietary D-Click UI and increases screen real [...]

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