If you own an iAudio 6, you might probably not consider the new iAudio 7. It looks almost same as its predecessor, except the storage media and color display. The iAudio 7 is available in 4GB and 8GB of flash memory, and it features a 1.3″ TFT LCD display.

Specificaion:

• 4GB, 8GB flash memory
• 1.3″ TFT LCD @ 160 x 128 260k colors
• Swing Touch navigation
• Supports MP3, WMA, ASF, WAV, FLAC, OGG audio playback
• Supports MPEG-4 XviD codec
• Up to 60 hours audio playback with built-in Li-on battery
• 35.6 x 76.1 x 19mm, 53g

[ More pictures at iMP3 ]

MPIO ML300 is right for you, if color screen and video playback is not necessary for you. It’s just simple, nothing extra other than audio. Futhermore, it is cheap. You can get the ML300 1GB at only RMB299 (approx $40) or maybe less.
Specification:

• supports MP3, WMA (DRM-10)
• built-in FM Tuner
• FSTN display
• 10 hours battery life, with single AAA cell
• 29 x 66 x 19.5mm

[ via iMP3 ]

iAudiophile has just done a thorough review on Cowon D2. They gave it a very high mark, almost 90/100 if not some bugs of its firmware. Cowon D2 were rated 88/100 overall in this review.

I can only really conclude that the Cowon D2 is an excellent Digital Audio Player with a ton of extremely useful features. The battery life literally kicks ass, the sound quality is excellent, and the additional features are more than just playful additions.

Specifications:

• MP3, OGG, WMA, FLAC, WAV, APE , Moving Picture Playback, FM Radio Receiver and Recording, Voice Recording, Line-In Recording, USB Storage, Text and Image viewer.
• 2.5 inch 16 million colour 24bit TFT-LCD - QVGA (320×240) Touch Screen display
• 52 hour battery life for music; 10 for video
• Output Power: 16 Ohm earphone : 37mW + 37mW
• Weight: 91g (including integrated Lithium Polymer Battery)
• Dimensions: 78.0 X 55.4 X 16.6 mm (W x H x D)

[ iAudiophile via DAPreview ]

iMP3 recently received the new Yoto MVP-800 to be reviewed. Though it looks dummy, it still comes with a 2.8″ QVGA display, replaceable Li-on battery (which compatible with Samsung mobile phones), and support external TF memory extension.

Yoto MVP-800 is powered by Rockchip RK2608A solution with WOLFSON WM8750 for audio processing. More importantly, it is cheap as other Yoto’s MP3 players! The price of Yoto MVP-800 2GB is available at only RMB399 ($53).
[ via iMP3 ]

Sony Japan is going to make its NW-808 8GB Walkman available in white and pink colors from 10th July. It is expected to be priced at 32,800 Yen (approx US$266).

It is capable to playback MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 video @ 30fps on its 2″ QVGA display. For audio playback, it supports ATRAC3/ATRAC3plus and MP3/WMA/AAC but no WMA/AAC DRM. Like other Sony’s Walkman, it has an extra long battery life. For a 3-hour charge, it can playback up to 30 hours of audio or 8 hours of video.

[ via AV Watch ]

We did report that Hacha PA20 will be soon released, with a large 3.2″ touch screen. It is really big move that bring touch screen into DAP. Though the launching date is yet unknown, our friends at iMP3 manage to get some snapshots on the real piece. Looks cool huh? I wish I can get one for myself soon

More images at [ iMP3 ]

While 2.4″ color display seems to be standard size for most DAP, a large screen doesn’t seem attractive for most people. How about a large touch screen for your DAP? Lucky Chinese will able to get one soon. China-based is going to released a new DAP, PA20 with 3.2″ touch screen!

Well, no official word on when will it be released, but very soon.

via [ iMP3 ]

Some said the RAmos Q13 is just an iPod nano clone. But wait, let see other people’s view before you make any conclusion

This player may not be as user friendly as the iPod Nano, but (and that’s a BIG but), it is definitely one of the top players in this price range. In addition to the low price, this player has decent video playback capabilities, something the Nano lacks. And although you probably won’t be marathon-watching Days of Our Lives on the little screen, catching up on your favorite sitcom once in a while would probably work just fine.

[ via The Gadget Site ]

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