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The iPhoney Award

Judging by the fact that the new Nano looks a bit like an iPod knockoff itself, we thought it would only be fitting to show off the iPhoneys, a contest for those who create the most blatant iPod/iPhone ripoffs of all. Current front runners include the Meizu m8, Microsoft Zune and Teclast t59. They always say good artists copy, great artists steal. [oobject]

7:17 PM on Wed Sep 5 2007
By blongo3
4,373 views, 14 comments

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Franken(P)review: Attack of the iClones

It's like that episode of Beverly Hills 90210 when Brenda and Kelly both say they hate that black dress with the big white bow on it, but then they each show up to the dance wearing the thing. And then they had a pillowfight in nothing but their hot pink scrunchies to battle for my love. Yeah... More »

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2:30 PM on Wed Feb 28 2007
By Mark Wilson
6,760 views, 18 comments

portable media

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 »

2:39 PM on Wed Sep 6 2006
By Gizloco
11,054 views, 2 comments

Latest by wohho: Engadget is repoting 24 hours of battery life with audio, is the 15 for video? Their also saying it's only available in the deepest darkest chinese alleys for now. more »

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Teclast T19 Dual Core MP3 Player

The recent trend of dual core CPUs in laptops is making its way into MP3 players in the form of the Teclast T19. One of the cores, the Telechips TCC 760, is dedicated to audio decoding. The other core, a Wolfson WM8750, is used to convert the digital signal to analog, which is piped to your headphones. The result of having two dedicated chips means better sounding music that's cleaner and has less noise. More »

10:59 AM on Wed Apr 19 2006
By Jason Chen
533 views, 4 comments