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Articles about 4gb: October 12, 2008

iriver’s Lplayer PMP now available in the US

by Natesh Sood on Jul 17, 2008 at 10:32 AM

iriver Lplayer

iriver has announced that they would be rolling out their latest portable media player, the Lplayer, in the US market. Basically, this PMP is one of the smallest and most compact that iriver has to offer.

It sports a 2-inch LCD screen and comes with a familiar “D-click control system” like various other iriver players, such as the Clix. iriver has added more media support to the player such as FLAC, OGG, XviD, MP3, WAV, WMA, MPG, and WMV. In addition, it comes with an integrated FM radio, and it can also record radio, however there was no mention on how long it can record for. The battery life is pretty good, as it can pump out tunes for 12 hours straight, and 4 hours when playing videos.

In case you like the rock band Muse, then you will be happy to know that the first 100,000 players come with a 14 minute Muse video preloaded. The Lplayer is available in a few different colors including black, pink, and white. It will come in two different models, including a 4GB model that will sell for $110, and the 8GB model will sell for $160.

Product [Amazon] Via [electronista]




Creative gets a little more colorful with the ZEN

by Robert Nelson on Apr 28, 2008 at 09:05 AM

Creative Zen Now in Pink and Red

Two new colors for the Creative ZEN have recently begun to show up online. Wal-Mart currently has a new pink color, while Buy.com is listing a red colored model, and while they are still not listed on the official Creative site the pink model is listed as in-stock at Wal-Mart, the red model from Buy.com is temporarily sold out.

The newly colored pink ZEN is listed as a Wal-Mart exclusive and is the 2GB model which retails for $69.98. The Buy.com red model is the 4GB model and is retailing for $98.24. Aside from the new coloring they will retain the same features which include a 2.5-inch display with a 320 x 240 resolution, FM radio, microSD card slot for additional storage and they offer support for a wide variety of audio and video formats. Looks like a good time to drop the pink and red, after all Mothers Day is just around the corner now.

Via [SlashGear]




Eee PC 900 to include multiple SSD’s

by Robert Nelson on Apr 15, 2008 at 05:57 PM

Asus Eee PC 900 BIOS Screenshot

It seems that Asus has added a unique storage option on the Eee PC 900. It turns out that users will get a total of either 12GB or 20GB of storage depending on their operating system of choice. The Windows models will have an 8GB SSD and the Linux based models will have a 16GB SSD, both models will also have a 4GB SSD that is soldered to the motherboard. The systems are set up where the 4GB drive is the master and used for the operating system by itself, with the secondary (and larger) drives being used for personal storage.

While this sounds like a unique option I can only imagine the confusion that it could potentially cause anyone that is less than technical. But on the upside, anyone who is willing to open the case up and do some tinkering should be able to upgrade their storage with ease. By having an SSD dedicated to the operating system and system files, users can upgrade their storage and not even have to re-install the operating system.

Via [jkkmobile]




SanDisk officially announces the Sansa Fuze

by Robert Nelson on Mar 11, 2008 at 02:08 PM

SanDisk Sansa Fuze Line-Up

While we saw the details for the Sansa Fuze emerge yesterday, which came courtesy of Amazon, SanDisk have since confirmed the details with an official press release.

While Amazon had most of the details, there are a few additional items to note. The Sansa Fuze will be available in a 2GB model in black, a 4GB model in black, blue, red or pink and an 8GB model which is only available in silver. They will retail for $79.99, $99.99 and $129.99 respectively and hit the stores in “early April.” The Sansa Fuze will have support for music services to include Rhapsody To Go, Napster and eMusic. Music playback will support MP3, WAV, Audible and both unprotected and protected WMA files, video playback will support MPEG-4 and the Fuze will also be able to view JPEG photos.

Read [Business Wire]




SanDisk’s Sansa Fuze now official, thanks Amazon

by Robert Nelson on Mar 10, 2008 at 03:59 PM

4GB SanDisk Sansa Fuze in Red

The Sansa Fuze from SanDisk has shown its true availability, and while it may not yet be shipping, the listing on Amazon confirms it will be shortly. Well shortly may be a little generous, as Amazon currently has it listed as shipping “within 1 to 3 months.”

The Sansa Fuze will feature a 1.9-inch display, 4GB of internal storage, a microSDHC card slot for additional storage, FM tuner, built-in microphone and a battery life of 24 hours for audio playback or 5 hours for video playback.

It will, according to Amazon be available in black, pink or red and will retail for $99.99. While it would make sense to see other colors and additional storage sizes available, no details have been leaked or announced just yet.

Products [Amazon] Via [DAP Review]




Creative drops Zen pricing, again

by Robert Nelson on Feb 27, 2008 at 03:42 PM

Creative seems to be making an attempt to offer the best value on a portable media player, with a few recent price cuts they are now offering the 4GB Zen for just $99 and the 8GB Zen for $149.

In the recent past we also saw the 32GB Zen drop to $299 and the 1GB Zen Stone going for as little as $30 bucks.

Product [Creative] Via [Engadget]




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