The re-designed iriver clix gen 2 plays music, video, photos and more. Freshly updated with a sleek design, vibrant 2.2” AMOLED screen. The clix Rhapsody has been specially tuned to work with Rhapsody To Go so millions of songs are available to you.
The iriver clix Rhapsody is available with 4GB of flash memory for $189.99. Owners of the iriver clix2 can add Rhapsody support by performing a free firmware upgrade available from iriver’s web site.
FEATURES
• Plays music, video, photos and more
• 4GB internal storage†
• Supports Rhapsody To Go
• Includes access to Rhapsody Channels*
• Ultra-bright, 2.2” AMOLED color display
• Built-in digital FM tuner
• Integrated voice recorder
• Up to 24 hours of battery life**
• Skip-free listening
• Fast USB 2.0 transfers
• 1 year limited warranty
Review By
Just connect to your PC via the supplied USB cable and open Rhapsody, and your new clix, with its Rhapsody-themed background graphics, will jump into action. When your clix Rhapsody appears in the devices menu, it will automatically sync with your channels, loading your player with about two or three hours of selections from each channel.
Review By Crunchgear
You can also add Rhapsody tracks and channels — preset and user-created virtual radio stations based on artists or genres you like — to the Clix Rhapsody. When you first add them to your library, they’re still in “streaming” mode, meaning they’re not actually on your computer. Select the tracks and choose Download Track(s) to create copies on your hard drive. You can even choose what format and bit rate you’d like your downloaded tracks to be — a very big win for Rhapsody!
Review By Digitaltrends
The recently redesigned iriver clix features a 2.2-inch active-matrix OLED display, an FM radio receiver, USB 2.0 connectivity, compatibility with a variety of Windows Media-supported audio and video formats, and SRS WOW sound enhancement technology. In addition, the Rhapsody-enabled clix will offer music discovery features, such as updating itself with personalized new music selections every time it touched base with the Rhapsody service. Users can rate songs, albums, and artists directly on the device, and those preferences will serve as the basis for future selections.
July 23rd, 2007 at 12:27 am
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