<![CDATA[Samsung YP-K5: Korea Gets All of the Cool MP3 Players - Gizmodo Comments]]> <![CDATA[Samsung YP-K5: Korea Gets All of the Cool MP3 Players - Gizmodo Comments]]> <![CDATA[Samsung YP-K5: Korea Gets All of the Cool MP3 Players]]> i think that the new sansung mp3 player is well gd!!!! i cnt wait to get one, i mean at the moment ive gt a ipod video and it looks so much better than it!!!!!!!! i know a m8 hu already has it and it is so gd

chrisfricker

]]> <![CDATA[Samsung YP-K5: Korea Gets All of the Cool MP3 Players]]> I think Samsung is quickly becoming a very nice contender against Apple, as far as design aethetics are concerned. Everytime I see something on these pages and "ooh and ahh" it, it always seems to be Samsung. I used to own a YEPP, but the file transferring wasn't working very well with my pc, so I bought a Sansa instead. As much as I love my e260, I DO wish my YEPP worked properly.

I do like my Samsung cellphone, though and ALWAYS get a compliment from friends who see it for the first time.

RiceBandit

]]> <![CDATA[Samsung YP-K5: Korea Gets All of the Cool MP3 Players]]> hmm after looking it up, its another open source format nobody is using http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ogg

greysky

]]> <![CDATA[Samsung YP-K5: Korea Gets All of the Cool MP3 Players]]> These sort of look like those OLYMPUS m:robe things, with the interface - yeah?

TheZodiac

]]> <![CDATA[Samsung YP-K5: Korea Gets All of the Cool MP3 Players]]> Linux users proudly use ogg. All two of them.

Monty

]]> <![CDATA[Samsung YP-K5: Korea Gets All of the Cool MP3 Players]]> YEah, never figured that out either. Every DAP post makes a special point of talking about which players feature ogg support, and get all snippy when they don't, but I've never met anyone that uses ogg.

rod / upcomingdiscs.com

]]> <![CDATA[Samsung YP-K5: Korea Gets All of the Cool MP3 Players]]> Seems that every freakin player these days supports OGG, but who the hell uses it?

Anyone? Bueller?

wohho

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