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We’re glad that RAmos had chosen a “cool” name for their new PMP. The RAmos T6 ICON is, of course, a touchscreen PMP. It offers 4.3 inches of viewing space with 800 x 480 resolution and a thin (10mm) form factor. These RAmoses touchscreen PMPs all seem to be of the same mold, but we won’t complain if this is priced at around 100 bucks for the 8GB.

[via engadget]

I’m not sure what they’d be calling this but the RAmos T10 was also known as iKiss. The T10, which got its own webpage, was a big deal to RAmos, though we’re not sure it was a big deal for consumers as well. Hoping that features will help, the RAmos T11 has a touchscreen UI that should work smoothly with the high-rez 800 x 480 screen. We don’t know if this will be anothe 4.3-inch screen or bigger as this hasn’t been announced. Other features you might like: MKV support, 720p TV out and a DaVinci chip set.

In case you want to see more RAmos products, go to our RAmos page.

[via mp4nation]

It’s getting more interesting every week in the Chinese PMP market. One of this year’s most prolific manufacturers, RAmos, has another innovative PMP for us, the T12 or TNT-5 under its Terminator line. We do not have much official information yet but from released photos, a BlackBerry thumbwheel is in evidence. We also know it’s a 5-inch player with something like a 800 x 480-pixel resolution. We’re also hearing a possible 32GB version aside from the 8GB and 16GB. According to MP4Nation blog, the particular chipset announced is terrific for audio playback and HQ TV out.

[via mp4nation] video after the break.

We’ve been obsessing for thin PMP since we can remember and it took one Chinese manufacturer to remind us that there is such a thing as an ideal thickness. We’ve reported on the new iOne2 touchscreen PMP, also known as RM990, from RAmos and now that a couple of days have gone by we’ve finally catch a glimpse of the real hardware. No pricing yet or even a demo of the UI. What we have are a few sweet nothings about imaginary moments with a girl and this PMP on a park bench. For specs, go back to our original post. For poetry, read on:

When she’s sitting in the elegant park bench街心[Chinese characters left for effect], I walk forward, the brown metal wire drawing textures in the hands of RM990 hands to her “and beautiful women, want to experience the feeling of electric shock do?” And then handed RM990 her, and I hope that tomorrow, but also in the same place to meet with her.

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Finally, a RAmos PMP with a real name. Christened iOne2 and codenamed RM990, this RAmos is the first we’ve seen that comes with a promotional video. Features seem a level above other RAmos MP4 players, or almost a level above.

• 3-inch WQVGA resistive touchscreen
• some sort of haptic feedback
• 360-degree automatic screen orientation via G-Sensor
• RMVB, AVI, FLV video support
• WMA, MP3, FLAC, APE with PlayFX
• 4GB
  
• 399 yuan ($58)

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The RAmos T10 now has a webpage and I guess a few model shots is in order. The side-by-side comparison with the iPod Touch, honestly, does not diminish the T10 HD-PMP in my eyesight. The T10 is has a 4.3-inch screen with high-def (800×480) resolution Read on for more photos.

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RAmos Mumumusic T10 Made in China (like the iPod Touch)

The new high-def PMP from RAmos is on its way to a major launch it seems. The RAmos T10 has been given its own webpage together with a launch date, which is approximately next month. Official specs below:

Display monitor: 4.3 inches, 800×480 WVGA
System: ID3 V1.0, ID3 V2.0 label demonstration
Simplified Chinese/English and so on multi-country language
Graph menu text menu
Support expansion card 512MB-8GB
Document format
Audio frequency MP3, WMA, WAV, AC3, AAC, OGG, FLAC
Video frequency DAT, MPG, VOB, AVI, TS, MP4, RM/RMVB, MKV, FLV, WMV
Records WAV
Picture JPEG, BMP, GIF, GIF animation
Audio frequency broadcast     Earphone peak power output L(10mw) +R(10mw) (32Ω)
Frequency response 30HZ~18KHZ, 0dB± 3dB
Signal-to-noise ratio ≥85dB
Degree of distortion ≦0.03%
MP3 bit rate 32Kbps ~ 320Kbps
WMA bit rate 16Kbps ~ 192Kbps
AAC bit rate 8kbps-320kbps
The function supports the break point memory broadcast, the frequency spectrum, ID3, functions and so on lyrics demonstration
Video frequency broadcast     Codes H.264, Mpeg2, Mpeg4, XVID, DIVX and so on
Supports in the VOB form video frequency to inlay the captions
Supports AVI the form video frequency the SUB, SRT captions
Supports the VOB document captions, the sound axle cut
Pronunciation sound recording     Sampling rate 8K/16K
MIC recording form WAV
The recording way passes MIC
The recording session accumulates the longest 100 hours (the 1GB capacity)
Other functions     Supports the TV-OUT entire contact surface television output function
Entire contact surface output, remote control
OTG line external connection U plate operation
The text reads TXT (to support bookmark, automatic browsing)
The picture function (supports small functions and so on picture preview, slide broadcast, picture revolving reproduce by pantograph, music background)
Fuselage     Memory 8GB-16GB
USB 2.0 high speed
5PIN Mini USB inputs 3.5 earphones to output
Size 127×78×13mm
Weight approximately 280g

[page via engadget]

Ooh, a PMP powered with Texas Instrument’s DaVinci chip, we’ve seen quite a few of that. We’ve seen the RAmos T10 before too, also known as iKiss. The iKiss should play HD videos on its 4.3-inch 800 x 480 screen. It’s not a touchscreen like the RAmos T9 and T8. It plays MKV, WMV, XVID, DIVX, VC-1, AVC, MPEG2, MPEG4, VOB, MOV, RMVB and H.264 and is equipped with TV out and remote for couch potatoes on the go.

Announced price is $117 for the 8GB version.

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