Which can be the bond between Dane Elec well - mark which you perhaps know if you buy of the memory for your microcomputer, your telephone or your PDA - and a numerical walkman of Japanese origin? Meizu, pardi! The blogosphère specialized in the gadgets has spoken only about him for a few weeks: this audio/radio/video walkman numerical/plays is not only one “clone” of the iPod as there exists such an amount of about it. Not, it has obviously something of, how to say, of “special” and “particular”. This apparatus of the size of a iPod Nano weighs only 55 grams: first good news. Equipped with a going storage capacity from 1 to 4 Go, it presents an interface strongly inspired by that which populates the iPod - even the bottom of screen curiously makes think of Mac OS X -. Compatible with a very great number of audio and video formats (MP3, Ogg Vorbis, MP4/AAC (not protected), WMA, AVI, BMP, JPG, GIF), its price oscillates between 119 and 199 euros including all taxes. Compatible Windows, Mac OS X and GNU/Linux, Meizu will be available as of mid-November in Belgium.
We asked Guillaume You Kint (Dane Elec Belgium) to present to us from of excluded this apparatus on Sunday November 12. We will have then the occasion to test it and see of which wood it is really heated, behind these effects of advertisement and this astonishing passion on a market largely dominated up to now by only one actor…
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