We hope we had the pricing and date of availability of PMP gamer from Neoflash. The pricing is bound to be on the sweet side. As for specs, we have the following:

Screen: 3.5-inch TFT LCD 320 x 240 pixels
Video: Neo Slim 3000 plays 34 video formats directly, e.g. RM/RMVB, ASF, AVI, MP4, FLV
Music: MP3, WMA, OGG, APE, FLAC, WAV direct music playback directly with lyrics sync
Digital recorder in MP3/WAV formats
FM Radio: Worldwide FM band support, from 76.0MHz~108.0MHz
FM recording/playing multi-task. User can save up to 40 channels.
Image: IJPG, BMP GIF, PNG (zoom, rotate and image slide show function)
E-book: E-book reader with multitasking
Multiple EQ options with 3D virtual sound field, surround sound effect and play mode options, support multi-task.
Gamesupport: FC, MD, SFC, GBA at 8bit/16bit/32bit .
Memory: 2GB and with miniSD, SD/TF memory card.
Data translate: USB2.0 high speed, support WIN2000/XP/VISTA/WIN7/MAC Operation System.
Power: Built in rechargeable Li-Ion battery, support long-time running capability

[site via gmp3]

Ok, this is not a portable media player. It’s not even an iPod or iPhone Clone–technically, it’s something analysis will not ever penetrate. The tagline goes like this… iFan O2 Cooling is hands-free cooling. Yep, hands-free, which means, good-bye flapping your hand in front of your face, iFan is here.

The cheapest and arguably most sensible PSP clone we’ve written about has a successor. The JXD1000 was a little lacking in a few things like an antenna, which the JXD2000 has. We’re not sure what it’s meant for, though, since the store specs doesn’t mention TV reception. The specs does include an improved FM tuner with automatic search and recording. Besides that it’s pretty much the same player except the promise of longer battery life. The 4.3-inch LCD screen, 8GB flash memory, NES and GBA games support, 720p and 30fps video playback all came with its predecessor. Price has also increased slightly to $110.

[via ownta]

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Make your precious data a priority target for casual thieves and professional armed robbers with Chinagrabber’s new knock-off 999.9 gold bar USB flash drive. While we don’t think it’s such a good idea for one’s own personal use, it should be a great gift for your favorite boss or uncle.

Here’s what Chinagrabber has to say about it:

If you are tired of looking at your old normal shaped flash drive but need large amounts of memory space for all of your data, this is the flash disk you have been looking for. Very small, made from high quality metal, with full USB 2.0 connection speed, and compatibility with most popular OS’s, this little memory gadget has it all. Get an item that is sure to stand out from your competition in your own online store or eBay storefront at an incomparable low wholesale price direct from China to you.

It’s a 4GB drive in almost real pure gold for only $19.99. I wonder why they didn’t include a built-in MP3 player and white iPod earplugs.

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I managed to create an impromptu shuffle feature simply by holding down “rewind” and releasing it randomly - effective, if a little laboured. I told my dad about my clever idea. His words of warning brought home the difference between the portable music players of today, which don’t have moving parts, and the mechanical playback of old. In his words, “Walkmans eat tapes”.

Scott has a number of cons going against the old cassette player. Sound quality wasn’t as good as the digital music nowadays. I totally agree with the hissing, and battery life, those AAs, just didn’t last long enough. Of course, Sony Walkmans have gone more hi-tech since then.

[read: bbc, via engadget]

We’ve seen some cute MP3 players, but this one from mobiBLU tops even the likes of the Mashimaro Msplayer. The Miffi MP3 player does not quite belong to the mini MP3 player category because it comes with the cradle, which houses the speakers. Mobiblu is also the maker of the UFO A10 MP3 player, so it’s obvious the Korean company is experienced in making these titillating DAP-music players.

Miffy is a stop-motion bunny designed by Dick Bruna in the Netherlands. Miffy’s clothes are replaceable and other colors are available. No pricing yet but it’s coming this June.

[sources: akihabaranews, imp3]

The Miffy MP3 Player should be a great gift for toddlers.

The phone may not seem too usable for the likes of me and you, but little fashionistas would get a kick out of this. If they’re still too obsessed with their SideKicks (I think they still are), you might convince them by pronouncing the cheap price of the C90+, just $129.99 and the fact that it’s an unlocked GSM phone. It’s also an MP3 and MP4 player. Other features include Bluetooth, 1.3MP camera and FM tuner.

Note: Not sure this is an official Hello Kitty phone. We’re currently in the process of verifying this, so stay tuned.

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Alternatively dubbed the G88i, the $120 Imobile phoneV588 unfortunately does not actually contain makeup and even more unfortunate, the mirror does not double as an LCD display. What you have instead is a compct mirror with a 2.6-inch display where the makeup should be. But, then again, you might be tempted by the inlaid diamonds and the fact that it plays MP3 and MP4 files and has a video-recording camera, besides taking phone calls of course. Also features multiple speakers and Bluetooth.

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