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SanDisk Sansa Clip MP3 Player

If you’re looking for a lightweight, feature-packed MP3 player that’s perfect for workouts in the gym, then look no further than the Sansa Clip. This fantastic device is now available in an 8GB version, capable of storing about 4,000 songs, with enough juice in the rechargeable battery for up to 15 hours of music listening. It weighs just 25g, is about the size of a small matchbox, and boasts an FM radio in addition to a built-in microphone for voice recording, and support f...

MySpace MP3 Player

Social networking giant and trendsetter to the digital music generation, MySpace has made noises to the tune that it is to release an MP3 player. After the successful launch of MySpace Music in September of this year, offering music downloads to its millions of subscribers powered by Amazon MP3, MySpace chief exec and co-founder Chris DeWolfe has commented that the site could develop a digital music player. Speaking at a conference in San Francisco, DeWolfe said, 'it's possible' that MySpa...

MySpace Hint At MP3 Player Rival To Apple’s iPod

MySpace's chief executive Chris DeWolfe has hinted that the company may move into the world of portable music players. The social networking website relaunched its music service in September so that users could share and download songs. Asked at a web development conference in San Francisco if they planned to release an music device for users to play their downloads, DeWolfe said “it's possible”. Any move by MySpace would be seen as a direct bid to try and cut the dominance of current m...

Is microSD the music medium of the future?

SanDisk on Monday announced a partnership with all four major music labels in a deal that's set to bring future albums to microSD cards. The preloaded cards, dubbed "slotMusic" media, will be sold at brick-and-mortar retail locations as an alternative to the CD. At this time, there's no information on which albums will be sold for how much and when, but the first outlets set to receive the new digital music medium are US branches of Best Buy and Wal-Mart, among others. More than likely,...

Dell Wisely Drops MP3 Player Plans

We made fun of Dell during a very different economy, back in July, for making noise about re-entering the MP3 player market. We needn't have bothered, as it turns out. A source familiar with the matter tells the Wall Street Journal (subscription required) that Dell has abandoned those plans for the time being. The company had hoped to release a portable device that works in conjunction with a server-based music service -- probably something somewhat along the lines of Slacker that would strea...

CREATIVE to launch its pocket-size mp3 player ‘Zen Stone’ in Korea

CREATIVE announced the launch of its pocket-size mp3 player ‘Zen Stone’ in Korea market via JC Hyun Systems, which is expected to be available in the end of March. Featuring curved shape, it comes in six glossy colors. Via AVING

Minigigi to launch its USB mp3 player U-Player equipped with two-color OLED

Minigigi(www.minigigi.co.kr) launched its USB mp3 player 'U-Player' in Korea market, which is equipped with two-color OLED. The U-Player supports Microsoft's Play-X for 3D sound and seven band equalizers. Other features of it included voice recording, A-B repeat function, e-book functionality and FM radio. Suggested price is 35,000(KRW) for 1GB and 45,000(KRW) for 2GB. Via AVING

Transcend to present its 8GB mp3 player T.sonic 650

In response to growing demand for high capacity mp3 players, Transcend has upgraded its mp3 player ‘T.sonic 650’, now offering an 8GB version that comes clad in a silky ivory white housing. With its compact dimensions of just 75 x 31 x 13mm and 30g weight(Li-ion battery included), Transcend’s T.sonic 650 is designed to be ultra portable and easy to use. In addition to its high-gloss front face design, the versatile T.sonic 650 truly shines with an array of value-added functions, such as it...

Neonode to make a deal in India

Neonode today announced an agreement with Turnstone Mobile Media LLC(TMM), a portfolio company of Turnstone Capital Management LLC, to distribute its products in India. Under terms of the exclusive sales agreement, TMM, through its New Delhi-based affiliate, will be sole distributor of the unique Neonode N2 touch-screen mobile phone and related products in India, where cell phone and wireless infrastructure growth is one of the fastest in the world. Neonode has already made a substantial ...