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Venus JXD300 Clones PSP 2000 but not PSP GO

Monday, June 29, 2009

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Even the Chinese cloners are steering clear of the PSP Go. Venus has a new all-around PMP that coincidentally resembles the PlayStation Portable hardware. The JXD300 supports GBA, NES games as well as various video and music files like RMVB, RM, AVI, MPG, FLV and playing DVDs and VCD files directly is not out of [...]

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Correction: JXD318 Clones Xenium 800 Edge to Edge

Sunday, March 15, 2009

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Remember the Philips edge-to-edge touchscreen phone, dubbed Xenium 800? It looks like the phone has something to do too with this clone from Venus. In fact the JXD318 PMP, now shown here in another render photo more closely resembles the Philips touchscreen phone than the Toshiba TG01. Can’t wait till we get a live glimpse [...]

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Venus JXD318 MP4 Player Clones Toshiba TG01

Wednesday, March 4, 2009

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Yes, this is another Chinese clone of a popular mobile device. We didn’t think it would happen so soon, but then again, the Toshiba TG01 doesn’t exactly have the most unique design. Venus used to be a pretty prolific PMP manufacturer. These days, it’s taking it easy, being more deliberate in its releases. The JXD318 [...]

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Venus JXD990 Boasts Blu-Ray Video Quality

Thursday, February 19, 2009

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If you have 599 yuan ($88) and only want the best-quality video on your portable player, the JXD990 PMP from Venus is the ideal player for you. It’s the slimmest or hippest PMP out there and yet the JXD990 supports Blu-Ray quality videos of up to 1280 × 720 pixels. I’m not sure this quality [...]

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ONDA VX747+ PMP with 1.3 MP Camera

Wednesday, July 9, 2008

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Another PMP model has added the plus sign. The VX747 is one of ONDA’s most popular MP4 player and adding a 1.3 megapixel camera will not hurt its sales one bit, I’m sure, if only to keep up with the growing trend in the MP4 player industry. The best thing about the add-on is that [...]

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Venus JXD311 is iPhone Reworked

Sunday, July 6, 2008

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Not to nitpick, it’s really a reworking of the iPod Touch, not the iPhone, but moving on. The 311 does text (otherwise known as e-Book support), mic voice recording, AV-in and out and a digital camera with an unknown megapixel count. remember that Venus introduced a series of JXD MP4 players a while ago, many [...]

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Newsmy F4, the First MP6 Player

Thursday, June 12, 2008

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The Newsmy F4 MP4 player is not an MP4 Player at all but an MP6 player. Still, technically a PMP (portable media player), the F4 plays RM/ RMVB directly and has a 1.3 megapixel camera built, sort of like the new Venus JXD releases we featured yesterday. Like one of the Venus JXD players, the [...]

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Venus Intros a Bunch of JXD PMPs, Some With Cameras

Wednesday, June 11, 2008

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Venus is promoting five cheap PMPs, some with very large screens and cameras added. The JXD951 has a 4-inch 16:10 LTPS screen and a 2 megapixel camera and 4GB of storage. You can take it home for only 599 yuan ($87). It supports Divx, Xvid and AVI at 720 × 480 pixels as well as ASF [...]

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Venus JXD 305 PMP Makes an Appearance

Friday, December 28, 2007

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Venus is one MP4 manufacturer in China that we have covered a little too generously. Specs-wise, their media players aren’t very interesting. Mediocre video support with no attempt to posh up with a camera of monstrous megapixels. But we do love the box that JXD hardware design. The JXD305 is a follow-up of the Shiny [...]

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Cool PMPs From China

Sunday, December 16, 2007

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We’ve been bringing you the fugly side of Chinese electronics and, frankly, we’ve had enough so here. 1) Newman (Newsmy) N99. Not a bad-looking PMP if I might say so. For 329 yuan ($45) you get a solid-looking UI and file support in slim packaging (72 × 44 × 12mm) . screen: 2.0-inch (220 x 176 [...]

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