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If you found yourself infatuated with Samsung’s YP-U3, you’re sure to love the U4… we think. There’s a complete dearth of information regarding the device itself, but given that it already has a placeholder and image on the outfit’s Korean Yepp site, we’d say there’s a pretty good chance it’ll be getting real soon enough. Hold tight, miniature DAP lovers, Sammy won’t keep you in the dark much longer.
The S2 is available with either a 1GB or 2GB storage capacity, reads MP3/WMA/Ogg audio files, features DNS technology, and is available in White, Red, Green, Purple, and Black.
Expect to pay around 30€ (1GB version) and 40€ (2GB version).
Samsung’s new YP-S5, the follow-up to last year’s groundbreaking YP-K5, offers musical freedom in an even slimmer, sleeker and more compact form. The portable 14.95 mm player has integrated 1.5 W stereo speakers, so everyone can listen together and share the music without an added speaker device.
Enjoy your music wherever you are and share it with your friends with the YP-S5JQB MP3 player from Samsung. This device has a stereo loudspeaker mode for playing your favourite tracks out loud and with quality sound.The YP-S5JQB has Bluetooth technology for connecting to 2 Bluetooth stereo headsets at the same time, or for use with wireless headphones while watching films.This Samsung player displays your photos, videos and even flash games on its 1.8? LCD QCIF screen. The YP-S5JQB is compatible with ID3 tags and has a built-in FM tuner for radio listening.The YP-S5JQB is loaded with features to keep you entertained at all times!
Samsung now has version 1.5 available to download on their Korean site as GenMP3 reports. What is special about this update is the addition of FLAC, which is a rather rarely supported lossless codec these days. In assuming the codebase is the same thought the recent Samsung product line, it’s a safe bet that we will see this in the next Bluewave updates on the P2 and possibly even the T10.
On a side note, few days ago SanDisk added OGG to the Clip and I would soon expect to see FLAC added in the near future. So could this be a response from the manufactures due to a demand push from consumers? It’s nice to see more of them jumping on board the open source codecs.
Think style, think the Samsung YP-U3. It’s super small in size but big on features. This MP3 player is Samsung’s entry into the ultra portable MP3 player market and is head and shoulders above the Creative Zen Stone or the iPod shuffle. Features like the FM radio, OLED screen and ability to work with subscription based music services like "Napster to go" make it an all round winner.
It doesn’t look too shabby either! This MP3 player is amazing to look at and will make anyone who wears one stand out from the crowd. Another nice touch Samsung have given the YP-U3 is funky matching earphones and lapel clip, making it an all round style icon!
- The 1GB Samsung YP-U3 comes in choice of 5 colours:
Black (YP-U3JZB), Blue (YP-U3JZL), Green (YP-U3JZG), Pink (YP-U3JZP), and White (YP-U3JZW) - Enough memory to hold about 300 songs.
- Built in FM Radio.
- FM Radio Recording Function.
- Voice Recorder.
- DRM 10 (Janus) - Works with subscription based music services.
- MP3, WMA, OGG, Vorbis and ASF audio playback.
- Crystal clear, fantastic OLED display.
- Easy to use touch pad.
- Instant connect USB, at the flick of a switch - no USB cable required!
- Super lightweight at only 22 grams.
- Approximately 15 hours battery life.
- High speed USB 2.0 connectivity