Onda VX575 Impressive Portable Media Player
The Onda VX575 + get even more impressive with support for full HD capability, beating 1920 × 1080 pixels for the do not know.
In addition, you’ll get On-The-Go instead serve to complement the already quite impressive portable media player. Other original specifications remain, including the 5 “800 × 480 resolution screen, a jog-wheel on the side for easy navigation, support for RM / RMVB, MPEG (AVI), MKV, MOV, FLV, MPG, VOB, MPE, DAT, TS, MP3, WMA, AAC, APE, FLAC and TXT file formats. $ 133.85 will net you 8GB version, pretty darn decent, although you will lose the intuitive interface of Apple’s very popular in their iPod.[via ubergizmo]
Panasonic SC-SP100 Ultra Compact iPod Audio System
Panasonic announced the SC-SP100, ultra compact 2.1 channel audio system is compatible with the iPod and iPhone. Billing system and sync your iPod / iPhone and play music from them. SC-SP100 features 20W power output, two 1.5 inch Full Range Cone speakers, an integrated 2.5-inch subwoofer with Dual Passive Radiator and fired into sturcture.
Panasonic SC-SP100, other than the universal dock for iPod, also offers analogue input for connecting other media devides. This will be available in January 2010.[via itechnews]
Cowon W2 Near Exclusive MID Running Windows 7
Cowon has quietly put up a teaser page first real entry into the MID [Mobile Internet Device] category, W2. It will occupy the higher end of the spectrum with a 1.33GHz Atom and Windows 7 but will be centered on the force with a relatively low key, brushed metal design with just a few buttons. Extra compact 4.8 inch, 1024×600 touch screen would serve as near exclusive interface.
Philips Activa Fitness Portable Audio MP3 Player
Philips launches MP3 player fitness activa during the Digital Experience at CES 2010. Activa is a portable audio player designers to help motivate people to work outside more often and intense.
This provides real time feedback on the stimulating exercise performance and work seamlessly with one’s music library through the Philips Songbird.
A proprietary new technology from Philips called TempoMusic automatically synchronize the music to work out the speed and act as a coach. Activa play more intense, fast tempo song as increased user activity levels.[via aving]
Aluratek Cinepal 8.9 Inch 4GB Portable Media Player
Aluratek introducing Cinepal 8.9 inch portable media player at CES 2010. The Cinepal has 4GB of built-in memory and an SD / SDHC card slot. It’s got a 8.9 inch 720p LCD display built-in lithium ion batteries can be recharged up to six hours of continuous use.
Aluratek Cinepal that supports MP3, WMA audio, DivX, AVI, VOB, DAT, MPG, MPEG, H.264, MKV and RM / RMVB video as well as JPEG image files. There is also a USB port for external storage.
Blue Microphones Mikey 2G Portable Recorder For iPhone And iPod
Blue Microphones Mikey announces second generation Portable Recorder for iPhone and iPod at CES 2010. Mikey’s new features custom tuned Blue capsules for professional quality stereo recording capability, 230 degrees of adjustment with seven detent positions and acoustic circuit improvements that allow for recording high quality high volume activities, such as concerts.
Ramos T17FHD 1080p Full HD Portable Media Player
Ramos releases in China T17FHD mumu its new Full HD portable media player that is capable of playing in 1920 × 1080 video files. The T17FHD features a 4.3 inch 800 × 480 touchscreen and offers HDMI output.
Ramos new media player supports most formats including H.264, MKV, RMVB, AVI, MOV, MPG, MPEG1/2/4, DAT, MOV, MP4, TS as well as AC3, Dolby, DTS audio codecs. It can play MP3, WMA, RM, OGG, AAC, FLAC and APE audio files. There are also image viewer and voice recorder.
Cydle P29A Portable Media Player Mobile DTV Tuner and HD Radio Integrated
The P29A is Cydle a multimedia player that also integrates subscription free mobile DTV tuner and an HD Radio. The device will be one of the first to the ATSC standard created to bring the U.S. into a non phone device. Available channels will depend on the location of a user, Cydle says.
