Showing posts with label Portable Media Player. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Portable Media Player. Show all posts

eMotion Solar Review: Solar Energy Media Player

Posted by newbie Friday, April 4, 2008 0 comments
eMotion Solar
Global warming danger has triggered various people to move on, starts from ex vice president of USA Al Gore till Hollywood celebrity, like Brad Pitt, Keanu Reeves, and Leonardo DiCaprio, active in anti global warming campaign.

Gadget producer also partakes to provide environmental friendly product. Nokia has owned a cell phone concept which all of the material comes from recycle material. Besides, chip manufacturer Texas Instrument has planned to launch solar energy phone in this year.

MediaStreet Company also has the same spirit. They recently launch a solar energy music player and portable video, so called eMotion Solar. But the device doesn’t can only play music, photo, and video, it also able to play Nintendo game, Game Boy, Sega, and reads e-book.

Actually, this gadget has comes up first time Consumer Electronics Show, in Las Vegas, United States, January. Now, it has been sold in United States at the price of US$ 160 (1 GB), US$ 170 (2 GB), and US$ 190 (4 GB).

The design is not as sweet as the other media player, like iPod Touch, iRiver Clix, or Creative Zen Vision W. Its body is fat and having cochlea. When its cochlea is opened, a couple of solar cell will seen fulfills the both sides.

Just like PlayStation Portable or Game Boy, the gadget is equipped by navigation button on the left, and on the right is the face buttons, which consist of X, circle, box, and triangle button. The interface display is simple - if don’t want to be called awful.

It only plays MP3, WMA, WAV, and AMR music file format. Meanwhile, supported video file is AVI (25 frame per second) with resolution quality 320 x 240 pixels. This 3 inches media player cannot play AAC and DivX files. When playing around bonus clip from MediaStreet, video quality yielded is very good.

This gadget is also equipped with embedded classic game, like Super Mario Bros and Contra Force (Nintendo) and also Raiden Triad and Fighter 2 (Sega). It can play pictures with JPEG, BMP, and GIF file format. As for e-book feature not only as text reader, but is also equipped with text to speech reading feature in Chinese and English.

Besides USB port, this gadget has two headphone jack port and equipped with internal speaker. Unhappily, eMotion Solar do not provide special button to control the volume. Although provides SD Card memory slot, it do not support SDHC, so that user can only add memory capacity until 2 GB.

But, it has feature which not owned by other portable media player when running out the energy, that is battery energy refilling with only confronts its cochlea towards sunshine.
By putting it to the sun during 12-15 hours, this media player can be run in around 9 hour. Even, in a zero battery condition, eMotion Solar remain to playable during it stays precise under the sunshine.

From the energy which get from the sun, it also able to function as battery filler for other electronic gadget that using Lithium Ion battery. For example Apple iPod, various phone, PDA, laptop, or digital camera.

eMotion Solar Review
Price range: $169
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Cowon D2 Review: Great Design and Performance

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Cowon D2 Review: Great Design and Performance

Posted by newbie Saturday, March 8, 2008 0 comments
Cowon D2
It’s compact, elegant, and less of button. Cowon D2 MP4 player present with white color and silver line which looks so classy and at the same time minimalist. But minimalist impression not means it has minimalist facility. This device which it interface dominated by 2,5” screen carries touch screen like at PDA to operate it. You can use a stylus pen or your finger.

What about its performance? Actually, its sound quality is good enough, but it will better if uses better quality earphone. Especially the absence of internal speaker makes you must use earphone. When playing video, the picture also looks clear and bright. Scene run smooth enough. Unsatisfied with the picture size presented? Just connect the player to TV with A/V cable which unhappily must be bought separately.

As the complement there is also FM radio, voice recorder, picture viewer, and text reader. This gadget has 2 GB memory capacity (available also 4GB) and can be added again with external memory card. It’s potential enough as data storage. It read and writes performance is also fast enough.

As a whole, Cowon D2 gives new experience of MP4 player. Starts from the way of operation which is easy and more stylish, good performance, and also it compact size, makes we so like it. Especially its good battery endurance makes it good to owned as personal gadget.

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Archos 704 WiFi Review: WiFi Portable Media Player

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Archos 704 WiFi
The presence of Archos 704 WiFi Portable Multimedia Player can be said fills the losing gap between multimedia players and mobile computer. Armed with 40 GB internal harddisk (available also 80 GB) and 7 inches touch screen, makes it as phenomenal gadget which promising various great entertainment facilities.

Compared to the previous series, Archos 704 WiFi design still having similarity (including it weight), only minus of button at main interface. In left side there is two power button and TV/LCD output choice which located beside adaptor and earphone port. It internal speaker performance which present below the screen is can be said standard.

The other main feature, Archos704 is equipped by wireless connection so that can be applied to browsing in internet. Looks for hotspot and set the Wi-Fi connection is done easily. You can direct connected to internet and browsing or download file through Opera browser. Unhappily, this gadget doesn’t support flash.

Moreover, Archos704 WiFi greatness is from it quality side in enjoying digital entertainment, mainly in looking on movie and reads PDF format e-book. Besides, this metallic silver gadget able to "catches" the entertainment from TV or DVD as long it attached to DVR Station or DVR Travel Adapter which must be bought separately. This Digital Video Recorder (DVR) function is equipped with remote control and can be arranged to record TV broadcast automatically.

For photo, picture is presented in thumbnail mode which will be enlarged when you to pass it. The existence of slideshow and zoom facility makes it better as photo viewer. This Archos 704 WiFi can be applied to saves medical pictures like USG. Archos 704 WiFi is also able to become safe data back up facilities because it using harddisk. When connected to PC, this device can be arranged becomes ordinary external harddisk.

For some people, Archos 704 WiFi maybe can be said expensive even has figured in WiFi and WLAN. Besides, many accessories must be bought separately to enjoy the addition function. But, the presence of this French gadget may become great alternative as nowadays entertainment media. Especially for people who are need complete and mobile gadget.

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Gigabeat V81 Review: Record, Play, and Share

Posted by newbie Monday, February 11, 2008 0 comments
Gigabeat V81
After launching V41 one year ago, Toshiba finally introduces the newest generation of Gigabeat series V, namely V81. If V41 has 4GB internal memory, V81 equipped with bigger internal memory, namely 8GB.

This means V81 able to saves more song and video. The battery ready to play MP3 song during 40 hours nonstop, 10 hours telecast, and 13 hours video record with WMA and WMV format.

Toshiba also planted new technology and renews the technology inside V81. New feature introduced is SDHC card slot. This slot is so importance for portable media player (PMP) which equipped with TV tuner like V81.

As V41, this new PMP can record and saves a television program. But, do not like V41, V81 makes its user can transfer the record result to other media or player.

This is the main function of SDHC slot. User will save its record result (or video record) in internal memory, and then copies it to SD card memory. This SD Card makes the record can be displayed in other device, like personal computer.

Toshiba also increases the ability of 1Seg TV tuner. This is the terrestrial broadcast service for audio/video and digital data for mobile device in Japan. This service started at 2005.

In V81 body, Toshiba gives the tuner a facility to presents digital TV display with better quality. Besides, the V81 ability to records telecast is comes from the improvement of 1Seg tuner. This small device automatically can be called as “portable digital video recorder solid-state”.

With SD card slot, this device also ready to present photo files. Photo size and date Information also able to be presented in V81 3,5 inches screen.

As a note, Gigabeat is popular audio/video player device in Japan since launched at 2003. The popularity makes Microsoft interests to cooperating with the Japan Company.

Microsoft also sticks together in some Gigabeat peripherals and planted Windows Media Player and Portable Media Center interface feature. Latter, Microsoft also makes his own PMP, Zune, which inspired by Gigabeat.

Gigabeat V81 Review
Price range: $ 326
Specs:
- Dimension: 115 × 75 × 14,2 mm
- Weight: 168 grams
- Connectivity: USB
- Audio/video format: MP3, WAV, WMA, WMV with copyrights protector technology Windows Media DRM 10, and JPEG photo format
- Battery: TV (10 hours), video record (13 hours), music (40 hours)
- Other feature: Mono speaker terminal, external antenna, mini jack 3,5 mm, prop
- Screen: LCD 3,5 inches (320 x 240 pixels)
- Color: Black

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Haier Ibiza Rhapsody Review: The PC-Free Portable Media Player

Posted by newbie Sunday, January 20, 2008 0 comments
Haier Ibiza Rhapsody
This innovative player puts your Rhapsody music in your hand without having to be connected to a PC- even for setup. The concept is simple: The Ibiza uses Wi-Fi to connect to the Rhapsody subscription music service to stream or grab any of its 4.5 million songs. It has a 30GB hard drive as well, so you can be use it as a traditional portable media player. (You do need to connect to your computer to got non-Rhapsody files on the Ibiza.) It also plays video and displays photos on a screen identical in size to that of the iPod. On top of that, there’s FM radio, a Web browser, and Bluetooth. It’s an impressive device, apart from some design and interface issues.

Elegant design isn’t one of the Ibiza’s strong points: Taking cues from other popular devices, it has an iPod- esque screen (2.5 inches, 320-by-240-pixel resolution) and a Zune-like touch-sensitive control pad, but the body of the player is covered with buttons. It isn’t exactly ugly, but it’s not as graceful as an iPod or a Zune. The Ibiza also comes with some adequate-sounding but flimsy earbuds. It didn’t take long for the left ear on mine to give out.

The Ibiza excels at seamless (and wireless) Rhapsody Integration. Samsung’s P2 and the iriver Clix Rhapsody integrate the service into their devices by loading content when you connect to your PC via USB, but Haier has them beat. When powered up, the Ibiza searches for available wireless networks (it uses 802. 11b/g). Once connected, you get Rhapsody’s home page, formatted for the device’s screen. Log in, and all your channels and selections are available. You can save songs to the player-just press the click pad and tunes are downloaded as you listen.

You can move non-Rhapsody content onto the player via Windows Media Player or Rhapsody on your PC. The Ibiza supports DRM-free AAC, MP3 (all bit rates), WMA, and WAV for audio; MPEG-4, WMJV, and H.264 for video; and JPEG and PNG for photos. But once I loaded the player with my own non-Rhapsody MP3s and WMAs, operation became painfully slow-as slow as dial-up. The sluggishness didn’t seem to affect Rhapsody functions, but the wait to listen to tunes or view images from the hard drive was long enough to wreck my mood.

If you want access to your Rhapsody account on the go, you should give the Ibiza a try. On the flip side, if you’re not a Rhapsody fan, there’s no reason to buy this device over an iPod or a Zune. The integration of the service is excellent and the PC-free concept is brilliant, but the interface is too slow. This player is only for the very patient.

Haier Ibiza Rhapsody Review
Price range: $288- $299
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Sony PMX-M70 Review: Super Slim Media Player

Posted by newbie Thursday, January 10, 2008 0 comments
Sony PMX-M70
Sony step to enter personal media player (PMP) market of course makes scared the other competitor. Especially with its new products arrivals, Sony PMX-M70.

The excellence of this gadget is it ultra thin designs, like iPhone Apple with great screen quality. That is 4,3 inch TFT with 480x272 pixels resolution. This size pertained wide for a digital music/video player.

Combination of orange and black color which wrapping this gadget makes PMX-M70 becoming gorgeous. From the feature side of course none far differed from other music player. But can be said contain planted to PMX-M70 is quite a lot. This Gadget can play music file which having MP3, WMA and ACC format. Also able to presents JPEG, BMP and TXT file.

It’s really good for video, because PMX-M70 ready to play AVC (H264/AVC), MPEG-4 and AVI format. Video can be saves in internal memory which carrying 2GB, 4GB and 8GB capacities. Memory expansion is enabled with offer of memory card slot.

Other feature planted at PMX-M70 for example, the ability to plat and records radio broadcast. Also available built in speaker, microphone, and line-in recording feature. Sound can be arranged through equalizer with six visualization choices.

Sony PMX-M70 Review
Specs:
- Screen: 4,3 inch, 480 x 272 pixels
- File format: Audio (MP3, WMA, ACC), video (AVC (H264/AVC), MPEG-4, AVI), photo (SRT, JPEG, BMP, RSC and TXT)
- Feature: line-in A/V, radio/ FM recorder, USB 2.0, microphone, TV out, 6 equalizer, slot MS/MS Pro, direct video recording, built in speaker
- Battery: audio (20 hour), video (5 hour)

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Creative Zen 32 GB Review: Maximum Mini Player

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Creative Zen 32 GB
Successful with previous model, Creative Zen 2 GB until 16 GB, now the 32 GB versions finally is launched to market. Physical display of this music and video player is just like a credit card. With dimension 8,3 x 5,5 x 1,13 cm. The weight is only around 65 grams.

Even small, this new model is better if compared to the senior. The multimedia player which having 2,5 inch screen size is ready to play video file with MJPEG, WMV9, MPEG1/2, MPEG4-SP, DivX 4/5 and XviD format. While, in audio side this gadget can play MP3, WMA and ACC. JPEG, GIF, TiFF, PNG and BMP file can be displayed nice.

Moreover, this mini gadget can be synchronized to Microsoft Outlook Contacts and iTunes store. The result, various music file in the portal can be downloaded through special software which integrated in Zen 32 GB, and saved it to SD card external memory which also available.

This product also compatible with music service like Napster To Go and Rhapsody. ZEN also supports audio books and Audible.com. You also will satisfied with built-in FM radio and battery ability reach 30 hours in playing music and 5 hour in playing video for once full charge.

Creative Zen 32 GB Review
Specs:
- Dimension: 8,3x5,5x1,13 cm
- Weight: 65gram
- Display: 2,5 inchs TFT 16,7 million colors, 320 x 240 pixels
- Internal memory: 32 GB
- External memory: SD card
- File format: Audio ( MP3, WMA, non protected AAC, WAV and Audible 2,3,4), Photograph ( JPEG, GIF, TIFF, PNG, BMP), Video ( MJPEG, WMV9, MPEG1/2, MPEG4-SP, DivX 4/5, XviD)
- Other feature: Art Album, FM radio with 32 preset, voice recorder, clock and alarm function, volume restriction, customizable plays menu, function of as external drive, 8EQ setting
- Battery: 30 hours (music), 5 hour (video)
- Price: $349,99

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Zune 80GB and Zune 8GB Review: Microsoft Master Digital Music

Posted by newbie Friday, December 21, 2007 0 comments

Back when a new line of Zune digital media players was announced, the addition of a flash-based model grabbed all the headlines. But now that the products are here, the real show stealer is the Zune 80GB hard disk device. For the same price ($250) as the 80GB iPod classic, the Zune 80GB offers a much larger screen, FM radio, wireless player-to-player sharing. Wi-Fi syncing with your PC, and a rear panel that can be customized with some cool- and free- artwork. To put it simply, Apple is no longer the leader in the hard drive player realm. While the Zune 80GB and the iPod Classic are both outstanding, the Zune has more features- and it’s more fun.

The Zune 8GB (also available in a 4GB version), Microsoft’s first flash-based player, doesn’t fare as well. The iPod nano is a better bet, with a larger screen in a much smaller frame. While the Zune’s new user interface looks spectacular and navigates smoothly on the 80GB player, the flash-based Zune models are riddled with jumpy menu navigation and delayed responses. My biggest complaint, however, is the minuscule 1.8-inch screen.

The newly designed Zune Marketplace-Microsoft’s answer to iTunes- is a big reason to buy a Zune player. Full of links to artist bios, band photos, and discographies, it makes iTunes seem like a big, boring spreadsheet. It's got some fun interactive features, and there are lots of other goodies, too: DRM-free songs and a $15 per month all-the-music-you-can-download plan. (One major bummer is the lack of video programming.)

One of the coolest features of both Zune players is wireless syncing. After a short setup, your Zune can use your wireless network to sync with your PC’s music and video library, which is something no Apple player offers. Microsoft didn’t have its act together in time for the launch, however: Until the company issues a firmware upgrade, which wasn’t yet available at press time, users must connect their PCs to their routers via Ethernet cable in order to load the Zune wirelessly. Microsoft claims the firmware update should be ready by the time most folks unbox a new Zune.

Overall, the Zune 80GB is a good-looking, feature-loaded device that bests the iPod classic, while the Zune 8GB isn’t nearly as compelling as the iPod nano. Neither of these players, however, touches the iPod touch.

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Creative Zen: More Flash for Less Cash

Posted by newbie Thursday, November 29, 2007 0 comments

Creative has abandoned hard drive-based devices, and the new ZEN is the company’s first shot at a flash-based music and video player. It has larger screen and more features (including an FM radio and a voice recorder) than its comparably priced competitor, the iPod nano. The Zen also offers a roomy 16GB version, which rings up at $150 less than the same-capacity iPod touch. In addition, the ZEN has an SD memory card slot, so the player’s capacity is expandable.

Audio file support for the ZEN is fairly good, including WMA, MP3, and unprotected AAC. For video, the ZEN supports only WMV, but it comes with software to convert DivX/Xvid and MPEG-4 files. JPEGs are the only supported photo format.

The large 2.5-inch.320-by-240-pixel screen displays colorful and sharp images, and the interface uses graphics that are sharp, well designed, and easy to navigate. Audio quality is adequate, but you’ll want to upgrade the not-so-great bundled earphones.

Sure, the ZEN has its flaws: It’s nearly as big as some hard drive-based players: it doesn’t have a lightning-fast start-up time; and the interface can be a bit slow. But it works well, is expandable, and has more extras than you find in Apple players.

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Cowon Q5W: Super-Portable Media Player

Posted by newbie Monday, November 26, 2007 0 comments

Still remember at Cowon? This is the South Korean electronic company which produce iAudio MP3 player with Swing Touch unique navigation system.

Recently Cowon launchs super-portable media player (PMP), which already displayed in Consumer Electronics Show, Las Vegas, United States, in the beginning of this year.

The PMP is Cowon Q5W, which is already launched in America and Asian only. In Korea, the PMP had been launched at May, by Cowon Q5 name. The difference, Q5W already equipped by Wi-Fi Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g network connection.

By this connection, user can browse the Internet, including seen flash animation in web site. Besides, Q5W provides Bluetooth and USB connection.

Alike an ultra-mobile personal computer (UMPC), this PMP brain is AMD Alchemy AU 1.250 processor with 600 megahertzs speed clock, with 40GB and 60 GB hard disk capacities. This is the first gadget from Cowon which using Windows CE 5.0 Operating System.

This 13,8 x 8,8 x 2 centimeter dimension device has 5 inch widescreen TFT touch screen LCD, with 800 x 480 pixel resolution. Bright enough in its class, it’s because Q5W can transmit 16 million colours with 500:1 contrast ratio.

Not only plays video from DivX, MPEG-4, Windows Media, and XviD, PMP also can play photo which having JPG, BMP, PNG, and RAW format, at the same time also can present text file.

Actually, at PMP Q5 is also planted digital TV tuner (DAM technology), digital TV system used in Korea. But, because Q5W is sold outside Korea, this feature not used at Q5W.

Playable audio format is MP3, OGG, WMA, WAV, ASF, and FLAC (lossless codec compression). Besides, Q5W also can acquire music which coming from local radio station (76-108 megahertzs signal).

Through 68 mWatt earphone or 2 watt external speaker, user will be pleased with sound processing technology, like BBE which making more clear sound, Mach3Bass to heavy sound, MP ENHANCE to return harmonious sound that lose at compression, 3D Surround, Bass, and Treble.

The gadget has black metal body. Q5W provides virtual button which located in screen left and right side, so the user can grasp it easyly besides doing navigation. Applies user created interface, user also can settings its graphics user interface directly.

Besides, Cowon Q5W is applicable to record sound. Actually, Q5W is also able to be attached by navigation craddle module which functioning as GPS receiver. In Korea, Q5 is attached by Mando Mappy MXG map application, which will guide user to correct direction. But, this feature is optional optional.

COWON Q5W comes in two choices - based on HDD capacities, which are 40 GB (around US$ 550) and 60 GB (around US$ 600). Its internal battery claimed can life until 13 hours to play audio and 7 hour to play on video. He will be available in United States and Asia at end of this year.

With its various abilities, Cowon Q5W is become very useful friend. Supposes it is supplied with handwriting recognition feature and can edit text, its will not different as entertainment gadget and as UMPC.

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Creative Zen Vision: M: iPod Video Great Competitor

Posted by newbie Friday, November 23, 2007 0 comments

Looks like iPod? The difference is laying on the front display. iPod touch pad is in circle (in consequence is called as click wheel), while Creative makes it is vertical (and more wide) which felt more comfortable. To explore the menu just use you forefinger from the top downwards, and taps out to choose one of them.

Left and right side of each touch pad functioned as Next/Fast Forward and Anevious/Rewind button. This touch still is flanked by four other controller buttons (Shortcut - can be program by youself, Options, Play/Pause, and Menu/Back) which must be pressed litle strong.

Half up body of Creative Zen Vision: M predominated by 2,5 inch LCD screen. This screen really felt nice in eye. Pictures, including video display are come up sharply and full in screen. For video, Zen Vision: M is not troubles. Many popular formats, for example DiVX and XvID, which able to be recognized it.

Also pleases, the picture can be your background picture (wallpaper). Its method is easy: select your best picture, press Option button, and select Set as Wallpaper. More, you can also set the screen brightness level. Besides walpaper which able to be change by us, Creative provides six colour themes as wallpaper.

The pictures and song it’s also able to made as rating and playlist. To see the picture its available the Thumbnail, List, Detail, and Zoom modus. Picture may be looked while you listening song.

There is one which really special here, namely keyword! Yes, Zen Vision: M figures in the keyword feature (keyword). When I type word “Closer” in its virtual keyboard, and came out the “One Step Closer” from Linkin Park collection on MP3 file which we have in Zen Vision: M.

Besides music/video feature, picture, function of FM radio, voice recorder, and organizer also carriedby Zen Vision: M. and so do the harddisk function, although rather disturbs because we must activate it first, then determines capacities wanted (512MB - 16GB).

Creative Zen Vision: M is really a personal media player bases on harddisk that pleasing eye and ear. No wonder if this player gets “Best of Show and Best Portable Audio & Video” at CES 2006. One factor is less we like is way of battery charged which must pass USB connection and sync adapter. Creative Zen Vision: M is available in Black, white, green, pink, and blue color.

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Transcend T.sonic 820 Another Review

Posted by newbie Wednesday, November 21, 2007 0 comments
Transcend T.sonic 820
Its face is alike a candybar cellphone. This impression strenghtened with the presents of 9 control button in front panel. Tombol + for example, push it if you wish to increase volume. While to activate Transcend T.sonic 820, you must push the left under button.

When turned on, in its bright screen appears the information of remaining capacities. The T.sonic 820 feature is very completes: play music (MP3, WMA, WMA DRM) plus with lyric, records voice, photo /picture and text displays, records FM radio, play video, and presents clock in real time (RTC- Real Time Clock). Record MP3 directly from other source is also supported. For this last activity we need to apply line-in cable which available from buy package.

When functioning as voice recorder, T.sonic 820 offering one better-quality. The voice of course still be recorded in WAV format (ADPCM), but T.sonic 820 can be automatically stops record activity when doesn't detect voice. This VAD (Voice Activation Detection) feature is good for economizing memory capacity, but would be useless if we did record in noises room.

Unhappily when enjoys video (must be converted to MTV format) and also reads e-book, T.sonic 820 is not good enough. Its screen is undersize for Video. On the contrary happen when I read e-book. Its not available the choice to minimize text size which making I don’t enjoy to reads big sized text that presented per four lines but cut to pieces because present per 14 characters.

Fortunately T.sonic 820 is great in music /sound. Voice flown via the earphone can sway uour ear. More, the player can make our favorite songs playlist.

When we nonstop playing MP3 song at strong volume, built-in battery which attached in backside unit (can be seen with opening covers) can work during 10 hours 51 minutes 9 second. While when play video, its age is shorter: 6 hour 15 minutes 33 seconds. With a note, the battery has been full charged via USB connection during 4 hour 34 minutes.

Its slim body makes Transcend T.sonic 820 which has 1,93GB free memory is comfort to carry. Its complete music feature: supports lyric and playlist, and can present real time clock. Unfortunately its data transfer performance is not so fast and only supports single task. Transcend T.sonic 820 available in white (2GB) and black (4GB) color.

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