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Posts Tagged ‘Mp3 Player’
Thu, May 29, 2008 11:35 am By James Coolridge  Printer friendly version
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 Creative ZEN V MP3 player is a cute and handy flash device with impressive performance that easily fits into your pocket. If you are looking for a lower-capacity and solid-state MP3 player, Creative ZEN V will be the best bet! ZEN V is available in 1GB2, 2GB2 and 4GB2 capacities.
You can carry up to 1000 songs with you. This pocket sized powerhouse can also store a handful of photos. The 1.5 inch color screen makes the photos look stunning, rich and vibrant!
Make your CD collection and rip your albums. Connect to the line-in jack on your ZEN and record your CDs, records, beats and lots more. Music is sorted by playlist, album, artist, and so on, while photos are conveniently sorted into folders. The automatic track detection will even separate each song for you.
Join a subscription service for music download and fill and refill your ZEN V with new tunes almost everyday! The creative software includes several useful apps, particularly the ToolBox, which can convert and transfer video files to the player, and ZENCast, a program that offers a one-stop spot for subscribing to, organizing, and transferring podcasts.
Record notes, thoughts, and meetings using the built-in voice recorder. Sync your player’s personal organizer with Microsoft Outlook to transfer your calendar, contacts and task list so you won’t miss your important appointments and anniversaries.
The dedicated volume rocker and the combined power/hold switch make it easier to use. Your music and photos are all available at your finger tips. Navigate all of your content with ease using the patented ZEN user interface.
You can pick up the 2GB for $79.99 and the 4GB for $109.99.
Tags: Mp3 Player, Creative, ZEN
Thu, May 8, 2008 4:33 am By James Coolridge
 Toshiba G450 is truly one of a kind. It is a unique four-in-one innovative mobile device designed to quickly and easily enable you to connect your laptop to the Internet using HSDPA mobile network. It provides instant high speed mobile broadband access.
Toshiba G450 USB HSDPA is designed to function as a USB HSDPA modem for data on-the-go. It also doubles as a handy cell phone.
The USB memory storage device has a storage capacity of 160 MB of data which is quite enough for your work files, pictures. You can also store your favorite songs when using the in-built MP3 music player. This gadget automatically pause the music when you answer a call and resume when you hang-up.
The G450 comes with 96×36 pixels OLED display, tri-band EDGE/GS, 2100 MHz HSDPA and 300 hours standby time, with 3 hours talk time and three colors.
The G450 is a mobile phone for voice calls and texting, a USB data storage device and an MP3 player.
The product specifications as revealed by Toshiba:
Toshiba G450 – specification overview
• Form Factor: Bar (USB modem type)
• Size: 36mm x 98mm x 16mm
• Weight: 57g
• System: UMTS/HSDPA(3.6Mbps)/GSM/GPRS/EDGE
• Chipset: Qualcomm MSM6280
• Memory: 160MB (user available memory)
• Interface: mini USB
• Band: 2100 for UMTS, 900/1800/1900 for GSM/GPRS/EDGE
• Battery: 600mAh
• Standby: Up to 200hrs
• Talktime: Up to 140 mins
• Display: OLED 96×39 pixels
• Messaging: SMS with T9 text editor
• Media Player: MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+
• Utilities: Alarm
• Colors: Black, Red, White
• Accessories: mini USB cable, Stereo Headset (with microphone and switch), charger, user guide, CD-ROM.
This gadget is Toshiba’s attempt to bring to market innovative new mobile devices in order to meet the changing requirements of the modern users.
Tags: Mobile Phone, Mp3 Player, USB
Wed, April 23, 2008 12:35 pm By Stacy Clary
 Belkin has launched its leather sleeve case for your Zune 80 GB MP3 music player. Carry your Zune with the leather Sleeve Holster Case which is very handy. The top-leading case is made from easy-care microfiber and leather. It features a clear cover that protects your screen from scratches and cosmetic damage.
The leather used is very soft and durable.
Belkin is supposed to be a leading manufacturer of computer cables, surge protectors and Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS), Universal Serial Bus (USB) connectivity devices, FireWire® digital video-editing and connectivity products, Keyboard/Video/Mouse (KVM) switches, gaming devices and accessories, LAN cabling and networking hardware, peripheral-sharing devices, high-quality audio/video cables, and cellular/PCS and computer accessories.
Meanwhile, Zune is the name of a brand of digital music products and services sold by Microsoft. It includes digital audio players, client software, and the Zune Marketplace online music store.[4]
The devices come in three styles, all of which play music, pictures, and videos; display images; and receive FM radio. They can share files wirelessly with other Zunes and via USB with Xbox 360s, and can sync wirelessly with Windows PCs.
Tags: Mp3 Player, leather case, Zune
Fri, March 21, 2008 6:51 pm By James Coolridge
 The iPod had to be given a reply. Therefore, to make good impact over its rival Fujitsu-Siemens’ new pocket PDA/satnav is lighter than Apple’s device, has a superbly bright 2.8-inch touch screen and it can play music and games too.
It excels as a satnav. SiRFstar III tech enables a discreet internal antenna and it’s one of the first GPS units with Navigon’s superb new Mobile Navigator 6 software. Getting a satellite fix takes a so-so five minutes, but selecting postcode destinations or points of interest (POI) using the touch screen takes seconds, and route calculation is similarly brisk.
Navigation is comparable to TomTom’s devices, with smooth, real-time 3D graphics, clear voice guidance at a volume that automatically goes up as you accelerate, and helpful on-screen info. You also get multiple route profiles and speed warnings, though there is no camera database on board. You will need to buy a TMC aerial for traffic updates. Battery life is on the short side at about six hours, but for occasional in-car use and tourist walkabouts, there is not a more convenient satnav around. Garmin, TomTom et al should be worried, and if you add a bigger miniSD card, even your iPod might be looking to its laurels. Drawbacks are that there are no traffic or speed-cam info built in and no business applications are built in.
However, the tiny case, bright screen, superb satnav software makes up for all the losses. The MP3 player is a cool bonus.
Tags: Mp3 Player, Fujitsu-Siemens, The Pocket LOOX N100
Wed, March 19, 2008 5:43 am By James Coolridge
 The Apple iPod is not so much an upgrade as a total revamp of the iPod, the Touch 16GB is basically Apple’s iPhone without the disappointing aspects of that device - such as the recessed earphone socket, the paltry storage, the crappy camera and, err, phone bit. It’s also thinner - about a third as thick as the iPhone.
Everything we love about the iPhone is still here. The huge screen sports a multi-touch interface that’s smoother than a hot knife through butter.It lets you flick through tracks, gawp at video and pinch-zoom photos, with no practice or manual consultation. Put next to an iPhone, the screen’s got a tad more detail and better contrast, too.
The Touch’s built-in Wi-Fi puts the iTunes Store in your pocket. Now, you can buy tracks that take your fancy on the move, then have them injected into your player once you’ve docked it back home. The Safari web browser also lets you view websites from Wi-Fi hotspots.
Apple’s earphones remain iconic but not so well fitting. So bin them, safe in the knowledge that your replacements will fit into the earphone socket. Once that’s done, sound quality is on a par with any other iPod.
If you’re after a mid-capacity MP3 player, but don’t fancy such anything overly fancy upgrade, the Touch is an attractive prospect. Be warned, though: once you’re used to Apple’s multi-touch interface, you’ll be spoiled for life. Nothing else is ever going to seem quite as alluring or ingenious.
Tags: Mp3 Player, iPod, Apple
Tue, March 11, 2008 2:38 pm By James Coolridge
Gone are the days when one of your pockets had a mobile phone, another had an mp3 player, the third carrying the camera and your back pocket carrying a hard disk. Yes, you might really begin to feel heavy in our pockets. To reduce the burden of carrying all of these separately, Danilo Mangini has designed a very interesting concept. It looks like your usual iPod/ mp3 player but this gizmo has functions that are indeed unique.
 This device called the “Lobster - 5 in 1 Multimedia gadgets” has five very different modules that make up the entire kit. These modules are separate but they can be connected to this device and different functions can be performed. The five modules include, an Mp3 player, GPS Navigator, Hard Disk, Camera and a Cardiometer. You will have the option of not taking something if you do not need it because the units are sold separately as well.
As a device, it looks fashionable and it quite petite, which can be attached to your arm. It looks stylish; as a result a lot of youngsters will prefer it. Although, we have seen similar gadgets being made earlier, this one has the capability to stay mainly because of its simplicity and original design. So, if you are in need for something on these lines, you know what to buy.
Tags: All in One, Lobster, Mp3 Player, GPS Navigator, Camera, Hard Disk, Cardiometer
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