April 11th, 2007 by Chi An
Some said the RAmos Q13 is just an iPod nano clone. But wait, let see other people’s view before you make any conclusion 
This player may not be as user friendly as the iPod Nano, but (and that’s a BIG but), it is definitely one of the top players in this price range. In addition to the low price, this player has decent video playback capabilities, something the Nano lacks. And although you probably won’t be marathon-watching Days of Our Lives on the little screen, catching up on your favorite sitcom once in a while would probably work just fine.
[ via The Gadget Site ]
Thanks Err0r
March 26th, 2007 by Chi An
There is no more iPodized this time, but its Chocolized! China-based RAmos recently unleaks two new models, RM550 and RM650, that try to rip LG Chocolate styles. RM550 will be based on Rockchips 2608 solution, where else RM650 will be powered by Sigmatel 3650 solution. Both of them feature a 2.4″ 320 x 240 TFT display.
RAmos RM550 will be retailed at price RMB399 (approx US$52) for 1GB and RMB499 (approx US$65) for 2GB, where RM650 is RMB499 (approx US$65) for 1GB and RMB599 (approx US$77) for 2GB.
[ via iMP3 ]
February 5th, 2007 by Chi An
The Chinese RAmos recently unveilds their third Q series member - RAmos Q13. As other Q series member, the new Q13 has a slim design and it is the slimmest at 6.5mm! The Q13 will feature a 1.5″ display with resolution at 176 x 132. According to the source, the display is made by Samsung, which is very likely from the same production line with iPod Nano 2.
At a quick glance, it is probably marked as iPod Nano cloned. Well, at least it is a lot better than those crappy clones
[ via iMP3 ]
October 12th, 2006 by Chi An
It seems that Rockchip is going to give Actions a big slam by squeezing to the crowded market perfectly. There are more and more low-end MP3 player (or Pre-PMP) built on Rockchip solution to provide better performance and extensibility.
RAmos is one of the pioneers by offering the first Rockchip-based MP3 player, RM100. The company is going to release new RM400 MP3 player, which powered by the new Rockchip RK2608 solution. The new Rm400 is capable to playback AVI video at 24fps on a 2.2″ QVGA display. We’ll see a review very soon once the product actually released.
[ via iMP3 ]
June 5th, 2006 by Chi An
Picture above shows an engineering sample of upcoming RAmos V100 PMP that features a 2.5″ low-temperature poly-silicon TFT LCD display. V100 is also the first flash-based PMP to play Real Media video. Besides, it also plays flash movie and comes with NES emulator.
Pictures below show the new RAmos V100 with case:
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