It's smaller than the iPhone in both stature and size, bringing home a mere 2GB of memory with an SD card slot for expansion. You can play MP3s, WMAs, and WAV files, view JPEGs and watch AVI movies on the 2.83" TFT screen. An FM radio is also tucked away inside, and if you don't need to use headphones you can try the built-in speaker instead.

You can also record voice memos in WAV format, which segues nicely to another unique feature of the Slickr: MUSICMARKER. It's basically Verizon's SongID or AT&T's MusicID phone service that listens to a song and deduces the track title and artist by analyzing the sounds. Unlike those services, though, the MUSICMARKER requires users to connect their Slickr to their computer before the analysis can take place, so you won't be able to actually ID any songs until long after you've heard them.

Functional, chic and cheap, the Venzero Slickr is coming stateside sometime in August, but you can pick one up now from Venzero's site if you're willing to splurge on the shipping. [Venzero Slickr via Crave]

Let's demonstrate to Richard (and one another) the vast creativity and diversity of the Gizmodo readership, posting hilarious, poignant, provocative or just plain dumb pictures for his (and our) amusement. You can download Slickr, the excellent open-source screensaver with effects and smooth zooms that he'll use to view the pictures, and get in on the voyeuristic pleasure.

It'll be a community Gizmodo experience. Make them good shots, because we'll post the best pictures in a gallery here in the next few days. C'mon, Gizmodians, show us what you got! – Charlie White

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