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Let Your Infant Zone Out With Baby Bidou Teddy Bear MP3/OGG Players
A Teddy Bear MP3 player is not exactly a new idea, but Baby Bidou's sleek junior version, in pink and blue, will allow France's tech-savviest toddlers to drool to 128MB of MP3s and OGG Vorbis files, with flickering lights reacting to the rhythm and an integrated mono speaker. More »
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iRiver S7 Possibly Spotted But Could Just Be Altoids Tins
Fans have been awaiting iRiver S7 news ever since a leaked spec sheet documented the digital audio player's possible existence a few weeks back. Now a series of pictures are making their way around the giant interconnected tubes, but color us skeptical. The specs themselves seem more than believable (1GB of flash storage, plays MP3, Ogg, WMA, etc.) and it comes with an FM tuner. These are all pretty typical of iRiver DAPs, but the circulating pics look a little more than suspicious. Beside the fact that they look like Altoids tins, the designs are a little wacky: JAZZ; shoes; abstract art? More »
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Turbolinux Wizpy Is First MP3/Linux Player
As if MP3, OGG, WMA, AAC, DivX, and FM radio support wasn't enough, this Turbolinux Wizpy player comes pre-installed with Linux. The OS, Turbolinux FUJI, has Firefox, Thunderbird, and Skype, which makes it easy to just plug the player into any machine and boot directly to Linux. More »
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Teclast TL-29 PMP: Pretty Face, Pure of Heart
Teclast's R&D division has come up with the TL-T29, a portable media player that actually is pretty eye-pleasing. Also appreciated is that it supports so many gosh darn codecs, including the usual (MP3, WMA, etc.) and the esoteric (FLAC and Ogg). It does all of this with a 2.0-inch, 220x176-pixel resolution window to the world. You'll also find Teclast RBS Surround Sound and Teclast Stone3D Surround Sound. I guess "Gimmicky Audio Trickery" was already taken by some other company. More »
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TwinMos PMP525: Supports Ogg Vorbis
Just when you thought the PMP market was crowded enough, here comes the TwinMos PMP525. It's got a 2.5-inch screen with support of up to 4GB of compact flash—not bad. For audio formats, it plays MP3/WMA/OGG Vorbis and for video, MPEG1/2/4. The battery gets 4.5 hours of video playback time, which is enough for two movies and an episode of M*A*S*H. More »
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LG MFJM53 8GB Music Player
LG shows that black is the new black with the MFJM53 portable music player. Shipping with an 8GB hard drive—like the iPod mini that Apple forgot—the MFJM53 has a slick finish but substandard features. More »
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