The MP3 Players

Korean Play M Corp has announced that its IrDA-enabled MP3 player, Beetune PAP-0002 will be available in January 2006. It allows infrared data transmission at the speed 16Mbps. In other words, it takes you about 10 seconds if you transfer a 4MB MP3 music file. With infrared support, you are also allowed to transfer to not jusr computer, such as mobile phones, PDA, as long as IrDA is supported.

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This is another weird designed MP3 player, OPPO Mini X5. It looks like a Transformer logo. I gonna miss my old robot toys when I see it.

Basically, its specifications are same as previous OPPO X5, excepts the trimmed body. It is powered by Philips’ PNX0102 and featuring Sennheiser MX 400 headphones. This small player is also enhanced by LifeVibes Technologies too. Perhaps, these may output a better quality sound.

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I have seen that many of you are looking for information of Siren 512MB MP3 Player. It has been the hottest topic discussed here. Well, I’ve compile a small list of frequently asked question about it.

• How to delete/remove songs?
  
  If it is a DRM protected music, you need Windows Media Player to delete it. ( read ). Alternatively, you may do it in My Computer of your Windows. ( read )

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I just spotted this funny MP3 player at AVing News Network. It’s Zino Z500, a cube MP3 player with Mahjong look. There is not much information disclosed, except a brief description about it.

The Z500 features China’s most popular game, mah-jong, in a slim and simple design. The product features a slick look created by using materials to add luster and shine with buttons on the side for various functions. THe side of the product features an earphone jack, a frequency key, game button, and usb port.

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Have you read my recommendation of MP3 players for Christmas? Here are 2 recommended deals for you. If you are looking for MP3 players with decent sound quality, don’t miss these deals!

Philips HDD082 2GB

Although Walmart no longer offer it under $100, $130 is still a great deals! I’m sure you will have no complain on Philips MP3 players. It’s audio decoders are well known for their decent sound quality.

Sandisk1GB Sansa E140 & Shure E2C

You may have to pay $200 if you buy Sandisk Sansa E140 and Shure E2C seperately. Now TigerDirect bundles them together for just $160! I’m not sure how does Sansa E140 sounds. But if it’s paired with Shure E2C, I bet you must be satisfied with it.