Finis unveils new XtreaMP3.1G waterproof MP3 player

They typically standard iPod or other MP3 player is not on the task of swimming or sports, which are suitable for vibration and shocks happen. You can create an MP3 level contribute to the sport, but when it is wet, the player is getting a lot done.

Finis has announced its latest rugged and waterproof MP3 player called XtreaMP3.1G. The unit has 1 GB of storage capacity suitable for up to 240 songs. The player’s design for sports where shocks are common, such as snowboarding, skateboarding and biking.

The unit is completely waterproof and sweat proof and can be worn while swimming in an included neoprene armband. The device sells for $ 149.99 and is available immediately. Furthermore, with earphones, which are for a secure fit and waterproof.

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RAmos upgrades T10 with T10RK

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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

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Tags: media, mid, player, PMP, ramos, ramos t10, ramos t10rk

Logitech offers early access to new Queen album

Fans of the rock band Queen, which also want to be on the lookout for a new streaming music player, check out the new Squeezebox Logitehc radio that we discussed earlier this month. Logitech has announced that the buyers will get the device early access to the new queen Absolute Greatest Hits album, before they are bought in stores.

In addition to its early access to the new album, the Squeezebox radio also provides buyers with a unique set of band photos and track-by-track audio commentary recorded by the band. The album will be on 16 shelves November and met for seven weeks before the start of the Squeezebox owners can listen to radio, to the album on their devices.

To Album Users simply select the application of the new Queen Apps menu on the device and start listening. Among the tracks on the album “We Will Rock You,” “Bohemian Rhapsody” and “A Kind Of Magic”.

Tags: Logitech, music, player, queen, radio, squeezebox

Razer Announces New Tool for MMO Players

More than in Cologne, Germany, Gamescom is strong, and companies like Razer is not letting the TIME SLIP without any notice. In the case of Razer, they had a doozie lined up for this conference: a 17-button mouse that looks like a kind of futuristic toys, that is, the Naga. It is specified for the Massively Multiplayer Online (MMO) games, but how can you expect, probably, it is tailor made for the biggest of all, World of Warcraft.

This USB-connected peripherals has a unique 12-key pad on the left side of the mouse, lined up in an easy to use format so that your thumb is not to travel that far to one of the keys. In addition, there are the regular five keys to “normal” mice, which means there is some semblance of a traditional hardware there somewhere. The mouse itself is not just for MMOs, and may be associated with each application, with the key for the configuration of custom mouse buttons, and Razer’s own Windows software that can be used to cover a wide range of links to very specific tasks.

We would be only to say how this thing looks unique, and if it is not too crazy, attractive. Maybe it’s just the publicity pictures, but either way, we pulled and can not wait for this thing to ship, if it ships. At this point, Razer is not letting something other than “soon”. But one good thing that we can away from this is that your costs are not left arm to this peripheral.

via electronista

Tags: gaming, mmo, mouse, player, razer

Portable vinyl record player

There are a variety of records, but many do not have the ability to hear, but there are a few players, but none is like this. That’s cool, though the design, the USB connection for power and would be very portable and very happy.

Notes on Design Pyott them 4 easy steps:

1. Carry around & store as needed.  To play separate base and player via side button.
2. Place record on base spindle and reattached top player
3. Plug in power jack to USB port and additional audio jacks if needed.  Will play 35/45 RPM
4. Place the needle head to the desired track and play

via getusb

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Panasonic Introduces a New Line-up of 2TB Blu-ray DVR

Panasonic just announced a new series of Diga DVR (Digital Video Recorder), which in September.

Available in six models, the new console with a Blu-ray recorder and a VHS player (for the DMR-BR670V) with a choice of 320 GB/500 GB/1 TB/2 TB of disk (a world first ). These new VCRs are equipped with the latest generation of the UniPhier system LSI integrated that the new AV data compression/decompression (codec) technology.

As with the high-end model, the DMR-BW970 and the successor of the DMR-BW930, you should be able to 320hrs of video in MPEG-4 AVC H.264 @ 12.9Mbps. This DVR also supporst Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby True HD, DTS HD, available on BD-RE/BD-R/DVD-RAM/DVD-R/DVD-R DL/DVD-RW, and of course with HDMI Output, SDHC Card Slot, Viera Link and the DLNA.

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Toshiba finally plans Blu-ray player

Toshiba, which once vigorously defended the HD DVD high-definition format, Sony finally lost prevailing Blu-ray, will shortly publish Blu-ray player of its own, according to the Japanese paper Yomiuri. Toshiba should be its first Blu-ray player, probably in their home market in Japan, first of all by the year 2010 rolls around. A Blu-ray recorders will also be for Japan, where there are no further information about this device.

Since the end of HD DVD, the company had claimed that it is not a Blu-ray player and upconverting instead on that DVD players would bring to standard DVDs in near high-definition resolution. Most critics believe that the movement was a matter of pride and refuses to re-format of a competitor as soon as a strategic decision.

via engadget

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Microsoft Zune HD official launch

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.

Tags: hd, media, microsoft, player, PMP, portable, zune

MP3 Player with USB Card Reader

You get two products for the price of one with this colorful and small 2-in-1-gadget, an audio player supports MP3 and WMA files and a microSD USB card reader.

Features:

• Fully support USB 2.0
• Easy to use – directly copy the MP3 / WMA files into the microSD(HC) memory card
• On/Off, Play/Pause, Prev/Next, Volume control
• LED indicator
• Built-in 3.7V rechargeable Li-ion battery
• Playing time: Approx. 2 hours or above
• Fully Charging Time: Approx. 30 minutes
• Earphone Output: 5mW+5mW stereo
• Signal Noise Ratio: 85dB
• Support MP3/WMA format audio file playing
• Support MP3: 32Kbps – 320Kbps
• Support WMA: 48Kbps – 192Kbps
• Support microSD (up to 32MB-2GB), microSDHC (up to 4GB-32GB)
• Support Windows 2000/XP/Vista
• Dimension: 55 x 21 x 10mm(approx.)
• Weight: 10g

Tags: audio, card, mp3, music, player, reader, USB

Creative’s New Zen MP3 Players

It’s been a while since we ZEN and its series of MP3 players. The Zen Krystal came a year ago with the Zen Mozaic, and they have recently unveiled two more in the Zen line.The Zen Mozaic EZ300 comes in 4-8-gigabyte models, with a 1.8 inch TFT color display, an FM radio, a built-in speaker, a voice recorder, like an alarm clock. It is a mosaic that the keyboard is a “one-of-a-kind” design, and uses a plug-and-play system for Drag & Drop your songs.

The Zen MX is a credit card-shaped Player with 8-16 gigabtye models feature a 2.5 inch screen with 320 x 240 resolution. It also includes an SD SDHC slot, an FM radio, voice recorder, like an alarm clock.

Perhaps it would be better for Creative to make a move to kill Apple’s semi-monopoly on MP3 players. I have before: The Creative Zen Stone is cheaper and better than iPod Shuffles. Here, I said. Deal with Apple.

via gearlog

Tags: creative, krystal, mozaic, mp3, music, player, stone, zen