Archive for May, 2007
Meizu CEO revealed today in a forum post that the Meizu M6 Mini Player SE announced late 2006 is finally in progress. The M6 SE is identical to the M6 in everything except thickness, it’s expected to be a mere 7mm thin - the same thickness as Meizu’s most recent offering, the Music Card.
Currently, it looks as if only a 8GB version will be produced and sold at 999 CNY (approx. $130 USD) August this year.
While we’re still trying to figure out whether the SE stands for Special Edition or Second Edition, Chinese Meizu fans have been speculating about the M6 SE, predicting that the SE will use the same firmware as vanilla M6, that the current 700mAh battery will be swapped for a smaller 500mAh battery and that internal wirings will need reworking.
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With 1GB of capacity it’s got room for 250 MP3 tracks or a full three hours of video footage and the battery will last 12 hours between charges. Transferring media onto the device is simply a matter of dragging and dropping items onto it while it’s hooked up to your PC.
It’s small, measuring just 42×80x10mm, with a 1.5in full colour display and includes a built in voice recorder that can store up to 36 hours of audio.
Features
Change the way you work and play all around the world! MiniTalk MP3 fits in your pocket, has many great features and includes $10 of free calling credit.
MiniTalk MP3 is an Internet VoIP phone that fits into your pocket. If you ever want to call someone just plug it into a computer or at an Internet cafe*. Then use it to call all your friends locally or around the world. You can even use it to call other people with MondoTalk for FREE.
Store up to 1GB of your favourite tunes. MiniTalk MP3 supports the following format: MP3, WMA, WMV, ASF, WAV, MP1 and MP2. Store your music by album, genre, artist and more. MiniTalk MP3 also displays the lyrics so you can sing along to the music.
Store up to 1GB of data. Take documents, pictures and other computer files with you. Use it when you travel to free up space on your Digital camera so you can take more pictures.
Use the built in microphone to record reminders so you can play them back later. Take MiniTalk MP3 with you to record lectures, meetings or other important conversations.
To use MiniTalk on a PC you need:
Source mondotalk
Price: USD $54.95
Fed up of his MP3 player sticking awkwardly in his pocket, a designer has come up with a nifty shape for the humble MP3 player.Seeming as well mainly carry the players in our pockets, he has taken the liberty to shapre it according to our bodies.
Matthias Lange’s bright orange and white MP3 player works to have a snug fit in the back or front pocket complete with an easy viewing display screen.
This is a concept, but it may come into production.
Let’s get things out in the open. The Apple iPod is the 800-pound gorilla when it comes to the digital media player business and, unavoidably, every other device is measured against it. In most respects, the Vision:M matches up pretty well, and there are few things you may even like better. Length and width dimensions are exactly the same at 4.1 and 2.4 inches respectively. When it comes to girth, though, the iPod has the Vision:M beat; the Vision:M is .7 inches thick, while the iPod measures .4 inches. The Vision:M is slightly heavier, too. These details aside, the Vision:M feels comfortable, yet sturdy, in the hand, with curved surfaces in all the right places.
