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Cube MID B53WIFI: Cheap MID

1. July 2009

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For 799 yuan or just about $117, it’s the cheapest WiFi-enabled MID to date, cheaper than the Chuwi W3000. The Cube MID B53WIFI runs has a 4.3-inch touchscreen and runs on Linux. It plays multiple video formats including RMVB and AVI. Apparently, the Cube B53WIFI has a server multimedia search engine. Not sure what it [...]

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Venus JXD300 Clones PSP 2000 but not PSP GO

29. June 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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Newsmy Nunu X05 Looks Great on Render Photo

26. June 2009

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With only 2GB of storage and a 1.5-inch screen, no one would mistake Newman’s Nunu X05 PMP as anything other than a fashion statement. But what a fashion statement, if this cheap MP3 player really will look like this when it hits store shelves. 1.5-inch screen 78.8mm × 39.7mm × 7.4mm AMV video WMA, MP3, APE voice recorder 2GB for 199 [...]

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Aigo MID Phone is Like iPhone on Steroids

2. June 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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iPod Shuffle 3G Clone from Digitalrise Has FM But Not Very Tiny

27. May 2009

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We’ve been waiting for one since the new Shuffle has been announced and finally, an iPod Shuffle 3G clone… just looks a little large, that’s all. OK, it looks gigantic, and I don’t care how small that lady hand is or that coin (whatever currency it is), it IS a big Shuffle even for a [...]

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Chuwi W3000 MID Priced: $146

26. May 2009

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A really cheap MID has come China’s way and, hopefully, our way pretty soon. The Windows CE Chuwi W3000 will be flying off the shelves with the very decent price tag of 999 yuan, whihc makes about $146 USD. Chwi makes several storage capacities available and the GPS is optional, to our understanding, so you [...]

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Lenovo OPhone O1 and OMS OS Live Photos

24. May 2009

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In case you’ve been wondering what OS some of those iPhone and Android clones are using, we don’t have the facts for you, but here is Lenovo’s own Android customized OMS (Open Mobile System) mobile OS, which the OPhone O1 (first in the oPhone line, we presume) is running. Now, we hope Chinese cloners and [...]

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Onn V2 PMP Goes for iPod Nano 2G Form Factor

21. May 2009

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According to the Danish manufacturer ONN (also Owen), the iPod Nano reached the peak of its popularity at second-gen and of course ONN wants some of that popular to resurface as it introduced the ONN V2, successor of the ONN V1, and an iPod Nano 2G wannabe. Besides the appearance, the V2 measures 82 × [...]

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HOTT HT763 Le Touch MP4 Player

20. May 2009

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The 2.8-inch QVGA touchscreen PMP is from HOTT’s Le Touch series. Nothing extraordinary here but I thought you’d find the Zune-like formfactor and the brushed metal worthy of consideration. It plays RMVB, RM, AVI, ASF, FLV, MP3, WMA, WAV, APE, FLAC, AAC. It has G-sensor and TV out, plus a one-click full-screen function. No price [...]

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Newsmy XO Thin PMP and Makeup Kit

20. May 2009

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We told you once that the shiny Newsmy XO MP3 player could’ve been made of mithril. We’re wrong because the device is made of more magical stuff than mithril. Newsmy has now dubbed it as the thinnest MP4 player ever at 5mm, thinner even than that Reachgood PMP and slightly thicker than this thin MP3 [...]

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