Dane-Elec, more known for its memory boards flash and other bars of read-write memory bound for the PC, announces today its entry in the multi-media universe of the walkmans.
Dane-Elec, more known for its memory boards flash and other bars of read-write memory bound for the PC, announces today its entry in the multi-media universe of the walkmans with an apparatus of the type PMP (Portable Player Media), able to read photographs, audio pieces and vidéos. Baptized Meizu, this apparatus is actually already known amateurs since it has been possible to get it in certain countries under its own mark for several months. It is presented besides today like the “Meizu by Dane-Elec”. Declined in versions 1 Gb, 2 Gb and 4 Gb, Meizu is equipped with memory flash and posts dimensions of 79 X 48.2 X 10 mm for a weight of 55g. It embarks a screen 2,4 inches, a connector industry USB 2.0 and one function dictaphone. As regards audio, it is compatible with files WMA, WAV, MP3 and OGG like with the files protected by DRM Microsoft. The photographs could be read with formats JPEG, BMP and GIF, while the vidéos could be read if they are encodées with the format Xvid (MPEG4) in 320 X 240. It will be provided with a helmet, a cover and a shoulder-belt as well as a utility making it possible to convert the vidéos. Proposed in black or white, it should be available before long to the following public prices: 1 Gb: 119 euros including all taxes, 2 Gb: 149 euros including all taxes and 4 Gb: 199 euros including all taxes.
Monday, December 25, 2006
Meizu New Player: M8 Rumor
rumour: Meizu would work hard on a new walkman MP3. After the success of its MiniPlayer M6, we would be entitled to M8. This one would embark 4Go of memory out of standard, a screen 2,6 " VGA, a processor Samsung ARM of 533Mhz and would turn under the last version of Windows EC. Not more infos for the moment, but if this information this confirms, Meizu would propose an interesting alternative with what currently exists and can be for a very gravitational price… To follow!
Mac User Reviews the Meizu M6
http://macenstein.com/default/archives/450
Does So why would anyone, especially have Mac to use, choose the Meizu M6 over year nano iPod? Well, realistically, few likely will. While the term “iPod Killer” is actually listed in the for this player one its Amazon listing
, odds are Apple is not overly scared. However, there IS much to like butt the mini player, such have FM radio operator playback and recording, mic recording, video playback, photo slide shows with transitions, has larger screen, and has more customizable display, all for the same cost have has comparably nano sized. Yew the video experiment was smoother, there would likely Be many who would give it has long hardware look.
Does So why would anyone, especially have Mac to use, choose the Meizu M6 over year nano iPod? Well, realistically, few likely will. While the term “iPod Killer” is actually listed in the for this player one its Amazon listing
, odds are Apple is not overly scared. However, there IS much to like butt the mini player, such have FM radio operator playback and recording, mic recording, video playback, photo slide shows with transitions, has larger screen, and has more customizable display, all for the same cost have has comparably nano sized. Yew the video experiment was smoother, there would likely Be many who would give it has long hardware look. Perhaps the hand reason people may consider the M6 over has nano is that while it looks very similar, it is NOT year iPod. Like Apple fans vs. Microsoft, there has movement afoot against the iPod' S near monopolistic hold one the portable music business. Have evidenced by forums such have anythingbutipod.com, many people are looking for the closest thing they edge find to year iPod that doesn' T cuts Apple' S logo one, just for the sake of not going along with the masses. For those people, may I suggest the Meizu M6 mini Player.
Saturday, November 25, 2006
External Battery OTG for Meizu M6
Indeed, the mark should leave a new accessory soon, it is about an external battery having an additional function USB OTGCet which would be marketed in the neighbourhoods of 15$ could practically double the autonomy of your walkman and transfer from the files starting from an other source USB. Not more infos for the moment.
Meizu miniPlayer SP Cheaper
The Chinese manufacturer Meizu has just announced his new MiniPlayer M6 SP, evolution of the Minis Player M6 and which propose 1Gb, 2Gb or 4Gb of capacity to you, a screen of 2.4 " with a resolution QVGA, dictaphone, tuner FM, compatible MP3/WMA/OGG/BMP/GIF/JPEG/AVI, the whole in 79x48,2x10mm for 55g. Then what is nine really? And well, the new version embarks a chipset Samsung
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