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Egoman iKaRa i600 PMP is your own Portable Karaoke

22. September 2009

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The KTV lifestyle is as popular as ever in Asia, at least Egoman thinks so. Their new iKaRa i600 PMP has a Karaoke feature that I’m sure would delight your fellow commuters on the train and on the bus. If the iKaRa i600 were allowed by airlines, I’d definitely think about being an international tramp. Specs [...]

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Newsmy A16HD+ HD PMP W/ 720p Video Recording

20. September 2009

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Another 1080i PMP from a Chinese manufacturer, the Newsmy A16HD introduces 720p video recording via it AV-IN function. This handy Windows CE 5.0 PMP features a 5-inch 800×400 screen and support for RM/RMVB, AVI, FLV, MP4, VOB, MOV, 3GP, MPG, DAT or MKV videos that can also be displayed on a bigger screen thru the HDMI [...]

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Sony Walkman A640, A740 beefs up S-series collection

19. September 2009

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Here are two more new models you can add to the Sony Walkman line-up apart from the NW-A840 we previously reported. The S640 is available in 8GB and 16GB variants and comes with ambient noise filtration. The S740, meanwhile, boasts of noise cancellation and has more variations to choose from – 8/16/32GB capacities. Both models [...]

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Mitac Tegra MID gets unveiled

18. September 2009

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Despite its lack of originality when it comes to its design, we definitely love what this new Mitac MID has to offer under the hood. Aside from being equipped with an Nvidia Tegra chip, this yet-to-be-named Mitac MID also boasts of 720p media playback, HDMI output, TV Tuner, and Windows CE with a custom UI. [...]

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Teclast T56 PMP Promises 1080p

18. September 2009

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I am simply impressed by what Teclast has recently announced. Above is the T56, which is a 5-inch 800 x 480 PMP that supports 1080p videos. Of course, the screen is too low-rez for 1080p so you got the HDMI output. Also added is integrated GPS, which is definitely something you don’t see every day [...]

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Thanko MP3 Micro Sports is Smallest Ever DAP?

17. September 2009

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This is the smallest MP3 player we’ve seen though not exactly cheap starting at $55 for the 2GB player. Thanko’s MP3 Micro Sports fits in one ear, though it’s not likely to appeal as much as the also tiny Shrek MP3 player from the same company. If you like the price and the looks, here are [...]

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NW-A840 is Thinnest Sony Walkman

16. September 2009

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The new A-series OLED PMP from Sony is their thinnest ever Walkman. The NW-A840 is only 7.2mm, so thin in fact that there’s little choice not to make this an OLED player. The screen is 2.8 inches, which means you will need the video out option to fully enjoy the 720 x 480 videos this [...]

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ONDA VX575HD Uses Jogdial

13. September 2009

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This HDMI-, HD-, OTG-supporting PMP from ONDA gives one an unbelievable decent viewing rsolution of 800 × 480 on its 5.0-inch screen. The VX575HD is also no wash out with up to 170 degrees viewing. That’s pretty good, but what I like about this PMP and what I think will distinguish it from the rest [...]

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iStation T4 PMP: New Form Factor for more Success

7. September 2009

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When we reported on Difital-Cube’s iStation T3 PMP, we’ve predicted the multimedia device will eat up iPod Touch sales. It wasn’t to be and the company thinks a change of hardware design will do it (definitely not an iPhone clone). It’s still a 4.3-inch (480 x 272) touchscreen PMP but no mention of fancy HD [...]

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Ainol V8000HDG Widescreen PMP Has HDMI Out

7. September 2009

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This new HD Ainol has been announced days ago and it’s now available for online retail. It has a 5.0 800×480 touch widescreen support for AVI, RM, RMVB, 3GP, DAT, FLV, MP4, MPG, VOB, DIVX, MKV and more and HDMI output. It also features LRC and SRT external subtitles for AVI and RMVB formats and [...]

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