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more about #portablemediaplayers Xeno: I do like the magenta colored one. The shiny brushed metal is nice. more » OCEntertainment: Listen, it is way too early, ok, to be flashing that kind of gaudy in my eyes, alright? I've only had, like, two Mountain Dews. Also: there is never ... more » Gary_7vn: Sony Walkmans are now more popular than iPods in Japan. more » UnderLoK: I would definitely break this thing. more » kimchibrown: Great specs. But really, isn't more about software than hardware? That would explain why Apple outsells everything handily (not that itunes is espec... more » Tawnie is saving no daylight: In this economy I refuse to spend $200.00 or more on one of these gadgets. I spent 199.00 on a netbook but that will be my last major purchase until a... more » Jan de Vries: It looks sexy, no doubt about that. But if Sony keeps asking a premium that's higher than the Zune's and Apple's, while offering less functions, I don... more » IN THE FACE!: "To give you an idea of the size, it fits perfectly in that little change pocket of a pair of jeans." Change pocket? Really? You haven't studied your ... more » Monty: I used to think Giz was "suckling at the Apple teat", but now I think you are just all hot and bothered for anything touchscreen. I can not say I sha... more » Jrsy Devil's Advocate®: Hey, it's the iphone tablet... more » Shak_0: I think we need a new category for these things. This looks like a lot more than just a "Portable Media Player". more » Deimos_Anomaly: What about storage space the trend use to be twards large capacity in the hundreds of gigabytes. Now all the new players are sporting flash wich is fi... more » aerospaceman: If it's under $200 it might be a great contender. Then again I saw the Archos on sale at $99 (4GB version) and was totally unimpressed. Also, I don't... more » -
#pmps
Sony S640, S740 S-Series Walkmans Have TV-out, Long Battery Life
Yesterday we argued that the old-school PMP might be dead, but Sony sure doesn't think so. It's just updated its S-series with two 2-inch LCD Walkmans that include the new 720x480 TV-out and noise-canceling features built into the upcoming A-Series. More » -
#pmps
Sony A-Series Is the Thinnest Walkman Yet, Has OLED Screen
The pretty player has a 2.8-inch OLED screen (240x400), FM radio, TV-out, noise canceling, and is beautifully thin at 7.2mm. Oh, and it only weighs 2.2 ounces. But unlike the failed X-Series, the A has no touch screen or Wi-Fi. More » -
#pmps
First Aluminum iRiver E200 Pics
iRiver has some of the most stylish tech gear this side of Apple, but the upcoming E200 player looks boringly similar to its E100 predecessor, despite a new thinner, all-metal design, and a larger screen. More » -
#pmps
Iriver P35 Touchscreen PMP With Wi-Fi Is Coming to America
We're so used to gadgets afraid to leave the safety of Japan or Korea to travel to our unforgiving west that it's always a treat when it unexpectedly happens—especially a gadget like iriver's P35 PMP. More » -
#review
Samsung P3 Media Player Review: Here Comes a Nano Beater
Samsung's new flagship P3 PMP isn't an iPod touch killer—despite the touchscreens, the comparison doesn't hold up. In a shoving match against the iPod nano, however, the P3 trumps it in just about every respect. -
#pmps
SmartQ 5 PMP Swallows Several iPhones, Could Take On Cowon P5 With Lower Pricing
Chinese electronics companies taking design cues from Apple is nothing new, so we won't dwell on it here. Instead, the SmartQ 5 could (stress could) match the Cowon P5 with similar features and better pricing. More » -
#reviews
Archos 5 Lightning Review
The Gadget: Archos 5, the touchscreen "internet media tablet" with HD video viewing, game support and web surfing, is poised to take on the comparatively puny-in-screen, puny-in-storage iPod touch. More » -
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#apple
More Details From Gizmodo's Apple Interview
Our interview with Apple's Eddie Cue and Greg Joswiak gave us some juicy info on the iPod nano, iPod touch and iTunes 8. Go to their respective links to see the behind-the-scenes info we just added. [iPod nano, iPod touch and iTunes 8] -
#apple
Confirmed: Nike+ Only Works With 2nd Gen iPod Touch, Not iPhone or 1st Gen iTouch
Our interview with Apple confirmed something we suspected in our liveblog and our hands on with the device: that the Nike+ integration only works with this version. Owners of the first-gen iPod touch, the iPhone and iPhone 3G are locked out, because of the technology required to connect the device to the receiver in your shoe without using the standard dock connector dongle. Apple also said that even if you shove in the dongle to the unsupported devices, nothing will happen, so we're out of luck until some hackers get to working on enabling this "unofficially." [iPod Touch Hands On Impressions] -
#newipodshuffle
New iPod Shuffle: Same Chip-Clip, Now With Nano's Hand-Me-Down Colors
At this point, the housing can't get much smaller without coming with a serious child-safety choking warning etched into the back—but obviously not wanting to leave any iPod untouched today, Apple spread some more saturated ROYGBIV love to the shuffles (the nano's old digs, actually), ditching the lighter pastels. They remain $50/$70 for 1GB/2GB. -
#ipodtouch
It's officially up for $9.95 and you can download it from iTunes. [iTunes via Macrumors]
