Samsung Korea has teaser up for its YP-M1 media player (pictured to the right of the pink R1). Notably, the site mentions an Nvidia chipset…could it be Tegra? That would match recent reports, and make the M1 a worthy successor to the P3.
The M1-Pro is magnificent in its own right—a laptop stand carved out of a block of aluminum. But we like the M1-Pro anthropomorphizes the MacBook Pro into a strange, four-legged bug.
Despite the somewhat tepid review (3/5) the Sprint Sanyo M1 got from Laptop magazine, you can't deny that it looks pretty cool.
Sprint's new handset, the M1, looks hot enough from the front. With its almost-loud stereo speakers, 2MP cam, widescreen external LCD, and media controls, it has the feature-density of a smartphone in a clamshell form. But a passing glance from the side reveals it's a butch 0.9-inch thick clamshell; so it's more…
They're not as thin as their competitors, and they're nowhere near as attractive as them either, but Sanyo's M1 and SPC-7000 were welcomed into the Sprint family this morning. The music-loving M1 (shown) has a full gig of memory and can play MP3s and AAC files. It's also got a 2-megapixel camera and Bluetooth with…
Maybe it should be the other way around? Regardless the iSymphony M1 is a gem in a sea of crap iPod docks. This jobber stands out because it includes docking for all iPod models, including the Shuffle. Not down wit' da' 'pod? No problem. The iSymphony M3 also has a card reader along with a standard CD/MP3-CD player.…
Looks like more than one manufacturer can play the big honking DMB antenna game. This UMPC by Daewoo's computer arm, Lucoms, looks pretty standard and will be available in Korea in May.
