Lisse has just announced a new addition to its Myracer series, Lisse Myracer H10. The design is something more to say than traditional, which Lisse Myracer T10 or Q10.
This player provides support for 720p videos and a variety of video, image and music formats, as well as a 5-inch WXGA 1280 x 720 display, HDMI output, FM radio, voice recorder and built-in speakers.
It may be more conventional, but we think it’s pretty good.
via PMPToday
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Ramos has put out some quality MIDs and PMPs for quite a while now, and the latest is the T10RK.
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This upgrade of the RAmos T10 has the same 4.3-inch screen of his predecssor, but now has a RK2806 chipset, which is found on the T11RK.
It’s enough to make you fall in Ramos again. However, there is no word on price or availability date.
via engadget
Microsoft takes aim at Apple again, this time hoping that the iPod touch to knock his perch with the Zune HD.
The look is definitely high-end – sleek, slim and with plenty of brushed metal for a premium finish. We dare use the word “class”? We can only. The Zune HD is also the first, with a touchscreen, a 3.3-inch 16:9 widescreen with a capacitive multi-touch OLED screen, to be exact, provides up zippy multi-touch control and web browsing with a portable browser based on Internet Explorer.
Other features to note include that “HD”, which is based on HD video output (via an optional docking station and HD-Radio, the first portable media player has to offer. We suspect the inclusion of this DAB equivalent this means yet another Zune not in this position the bank. At least not in this form. To the things that the Zune HD also throws in an acceleration and Wi-Fi connectivity. No information on the amount of flash memory on board, but we suggest you ‘ll good care.
Oh yes, one other fact to be missing – the date of release. It sounds like the Zune HD is on the U.S. market during the Christmas period ahead (you should be there on vacation), but as we already mentioned, is almost certainly not in Britain. At least not this year. Next year? Well, maybe, but the sharp and looks fairly standard features is a bit tired then.
HiFiMAN their audiophile-friendly PMP HM-801 next month, with high-spec DAC amplifier and a modular design that allows users, for example, the choice of amps. The HM-801 is based on the well-respected Burr-Brown PCM1704 DAC, along with the OPA627 op-amp, and uses the SDHC cards up to 128 GB of storage.It measures 114 x 78 x 25.5 mm. In addition to music from the SDHC card, you can also connect a coax feed from your CD player. Outputs both headphone and line-out.
Expected battery life is 6-8hrs, and file format is as follows: