Mobiblu's known for their six-sided Cube MP3 players, but this Nanum is the first one we've seen that actually deconstructs from a cube into a cross. We're not sure what good having a flat cross-shaped MP3 player would be, but these things are seriously tiny. Tiny. Peep the gallery after the jump to see it photographed …

The upcoming D5 Video player looks like a devilish version of the Zune, with its horizontal LCD and clickwheel for right-handed navigation. The D5 will be light, in true MobiBLU fashion, and come with a 2.0-inch LCD, FM tuner, FM/Voice recording, MP3/WMA playback, and weigh only 51 grams.

The Skinny: The MobiBLU Boxon is an MP3/WMA/OGG/WMA-DRM player with a built-in OLED display. Not only that, it's got an FM Tuner, Recorder, Voice Recorder, and built-in Skype.

The mobiblu Cubisto digital audio player comes to us from Korea and comes in two sizes, 1GB and 2GB. It's pretty much a bare bones player, supporting MP3 and WMA files formats. Obviously the hook here is its wacky cube shape, but that only gets it so far. Besides, what would you rather have in your pocket, a bulky cube …

The MobiBLU Cube 2 is officially out in the US. The MP3 playback is improved with WOW HD sound enhancement technology from SRS Labs (for whatever that's worth). Also, the Cube 2 features a 65k color OLED screen that can playback WMA movies at a massive .5-inches and supports PlaysforSure.

The homeslices over at dapreview found out some more info about this mysterious Boxon portable media player being manufactured by MobiBLU. It's a small device, has a 1.7-inch full color (and pretty nice looking, from the picture) OLED screen, includes 256 measly megabytes of flash memory, FM radio, VoIP…

What's the point of taking one of the cheapest MP3 players out there (the $90 Mobiblu DAH-1500i), covering it in Swarovski crystals and upping the cost by $60? It's like adding a racing seat and a carbon fiber spoiler to a second-hand minivan.