AMOLED stands for Active Matrix Organic Light Emitting Diode, get it right!

Much better than oled screens btw, if you've ever seen the Clix 2's screen in person, it literally looks like a mini plasma screen...of coarse a lot of people here are too busy looking at the crappy 64k colour screen that apple uses a lot, and it doesn't flicker like oled screens do sometimes (the amoled screen)

And actually, Cowon iaudio has been using 'i' in front of some (not all, like apple) their names since the mid 1990's, years before apple probably even thought about using the name imac, which they probably took from Cowon, if I were to name copycats the way some people here are.

And I really like the inventive names apple comes up with too: ipod mini-ipod nano, itunes, apple tv, imac, ipod, iphone, ilife, iwork, i this, i that...very inventive.

zincabopataurious

mferrari

Back in my day Proper Nouns were Capitalized.

all lower case is still pretentious marketing bs...

ideaman2020

[www.iriver.co.kr]

Ypoknons

At first glance it is strange to give the technology a logotype all of its own but it's one for the geeks I guess.

I on the other hand couldn't help but see:
"I AM 'OLED" or "I AM OLD" in it,and you can take from that whatever the hell you want.

Maxwells_Nylon_Hammer

Deal with it, asswipe.

superpope53

aR-Tard

DeAl wIth iT.

ideaman2020

As for P20, iAMOLED or whatever they wanna call it, it looks interesting enough for me.

More specs please?

Bokusatsu_Tenshi

You guys should either start getting it right, or just quit now. Morons.

superpope53

Really? 'Cause it doesn't say anything like that in the article.

In fact, the pictures make it look like the product name is iAMOLED.

O Mi Deal.

ideaman2020

halfkorean

The actual PRODUCT NAME? Hmm... oh yeah ... P20.

iDiots abound.

lianna_g

I AD mole [2000 year old vermin]

ideaman2020

theimmc

phantam

iRiver has always been one of my favorite device makers, because they're willing to try new things, and not just make "me too" players.

The more I look, though, the more potential negatives I see. Clearly the screen is not nearly as large as the faceplate would suggest - the wasted half-inch or so around the edges would bug me every day.

Not a fan of the point-and-shoot camera style selector wheel on the front. I always forget what the little icons mean, and it's a very fiddly way of setting the functional mode for a device.

That big wheel sticking out perpendicular to the face seems like a problem, too. Just enough to annoy you if you cram it into a picket, certainly going to get moved accidentally in a jacket or bag, and probably the first thing that is going to physically break.

All of the little buttons, like the "back" and "ok," look like they would take concentration to acquire every time you want them, too.

Bravo for original thinking, but not enough thought given to usability for my taste.

permissionmag

vote Obama

eddiesdguy

AI Model - With built-in Artificial Intelligence

I Load 'Em - Lots of movies and lots of music -- all of it "fair use"

Do A Mile - For those who (claim to) Work Out

Load Me i - Help me, Load-Me-One...

Windhawk

with both companies starting so close together I say let them both make their iJunk because iRiver has a totally different feel and style than iPod PMPs. if they were clones of each other that would be pretty lame.

Lavallee017

Y2KGTP

The iMac? I haven't heard of that MP3 player. I don't really think it matters, though; the name of an MP3 player is not what makes it great, unless you're so shallow that you only care about brand names.

You do know that those i s in your post should have been capitalized, right?

Slick

O MiA LED.

DAME OiL.

ideaman2020

OMG! Ponies!

whyisjasontaken

[www.iriver.co.kr]

Ypoknons

OMG! Ponies!