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Toshiba T802 8GB Gigabeat Is Wireless, Slim and Cheap

By AddyDugdale Published February 7, 2008, 6:12 am ET

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Toshiba has upgraded and updated the Gigabeat T401. Now known as the T802, the slimline PMP now has wireless network connectivity, 8GB of flash memory, and claims 16 hours of MP3 playback or five hours’ video use with WMV support. Price is $280, available in Japan from February 15. [Impress through Google Translate]

https://gizmodo.com/toshiba-gigabeat-t401-slims-down-beefs-up-sound-294121

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