TrekStor i.Beat Organix with FM / Silver / 1 GB award winning digital player supports MP3, WMA, WAV, ASF, OGG. It features; 2 headphone jacks, integrated voice recorder (MP3), folder navigation, extremely sharp 2-colour OLED-Display, direct recording from the radio (as an MP3 file), line-in recording (MP3), 16 station presets / automatic station search, ID3 tag display, Hi-speed USB 2.0 (downward-compatible to USB 1.1), lithium-polymer battery (charged via the USB), equalizer visualization, SRS WOW - Surround Sound, 11 equalizers + user equalizer, digital clock, alarm function, stopwatch. Maximum operating time of 25 hours. TrekStor i.Beat Organix is also a mobile “USB Mass Storage Device”, allowing you to quick and easy stor/transfer and manipulate data/music via its USB 2.0 interface.
Review by PC Magazine
Just like David Hasselhoff, German storage device manufacturer TrekStor’s i.Beat line of MP3 players is very popular in the Deutschland, but a little less so here in the U.S. So in case you haven’t heard, the TrekStor i.Beat Organix FM is a very full-featured, if somewhat bland-looking, flash-based MP3 player that’s worth a look.
Outfitted with an integrated FM tuner, audio recording capabilities, and a slick two-color OLED screen, the Organix is available in 512MB, 1GB, and 2GB capacities. There are also two other versions. One lacks the FM tuner and is just called the Organix; it’s $20 cheaper than the corresponding FM model. The other is cast in 18-carat gold and encrusted with 63 one-carat diamonds. Seriously. It was designed by Jewelers Wenthe of Germany and is properly billed as the world’s most expensive MP3 player, at a cool $20,000. (For some reason, I couldn’t get that model in for testing.)
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