The MP3 Players

This is OPPO V5, the latest PMP from the company. According to the source, its size is just about a credit card and 11mm thick. But it does feature a 3″ LCD, which in 16:9 ratio. To fit such display within the slim body, the navigation touch panel is place on the top of the V5.

OPPO V5 (front)

OPPO V5 (back)

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There is nothing special about this Yoto B100, excepts its dirt cheap price. For just RMB99 (approx US$13), you can get it with capacity of 1GB. No extra features other than MP3 playback. Well, anything can happen in China
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Have you tried a flame resistant test on your MP3 player? Someone has made it on his Ainol U20.

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It has been quite some times since we talked about thte Meizu Music Card. Finally, it is unveiled to the public. Like its big brother - Meizu Miniplayer, it comes with black and white color. If it has a Clickwheel button, it will pretty much a iPod Nano cloned

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The new Hacha we mentioned some days ago is now unveiled. The model that took about one year of development together with the world’s largest NOR Flash provider, Spansion is the new Hacha R280!

The new R280 is powered by the ARM926EJ-S 240Mhz core that built-in with DSP and Java accelerator, and 16MB SDRAM (max 128MB). It also features a 2.83″ QVGA display and maximum 8GB flash memory. It also supports miniSD expansion up to 2GB. Another highlight of the R280 is that suports Macromedia Adobe Flash and Java applications through firmware upgrade. Don’t worry about the battery life, The company claims that it can play audio and video up to 30 hours and 5t hours respectively.

Well, the retail price is still unknown and it will probably be available after the X’mas. I hope it can be cheap as other’s China brands

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