January 20th, 2008 by Chi An
China-based Ainol recently introduced the new T20, which aims to join the crowd in the Beijing 2008 Olympics Games. The company wish to stand out from others by providing analog tv tuner on it. Besides, the T20 also comes with video input, which allows you to watch video from cable tv. The suggested price for Ainol T20 2GB is RMB600 (approx US$83)
Specification:
- 2.8″QVGA display
- Supports MP3, WMA, WAV audio
- Supports APE, FLAC lossless audio
- Supports AVI video
- Supports JPEG, GIF, BMP image and TXT text
- TF card expansion
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October 27th, 2006 by Chi An
Have you wonder what is inside the Teclast T29 that we talked about before? We have some pictures of this dual core digital audio player here. Let’s have a look on it now!
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October 15th, 2006 by Chi An
You might not familiar with Teclast since it is maily appear in China mainland. The company is the first MP3 manufacturer that introduces dual core in MP3 players. Err0r has sent me his exclusive review on his Teclast T29 on the new Teclast fansite - Teclasters. The T29 is third generation of Teclast’s dual core MP3 player that powered by Korean’s Telechips TCC770 and UK’s Wolfson WM8750S
The Teclast T29 is a small, great looking and cheap player. It has all the regular functions required of modern digital audio players as well as some additional ones. A generous accessory pack is bundled with the player. A great piece of additional eye-candy is that the background “pulsates”, fades and un-fades.
It has some points that annoy me somewhat. First off, it displays a Unicode font (Courier?) – the type of English text you see when browsing Asian websites. Secondly, the slightly loose top button. Thirdly, the fact that the strap only can be attached to the pouch and not the player itself. Finally, the navigation can take some time to be understood and mastered.
The Teclast T29 is a great player. Good functions, good bundle of accessories, good sound and a nice exterior. Its small size makes it very portable and its cheap price makes it very affordable. Teclast are prompt with firmware updates. Just two days ago a new firmware was released for the T29 fixing some problems and improving navigation, making it more logical. If this continues, in some time some of my annoyances towards this player could be extinguished.
[ Read full review here ]
Thanks, Err0r!
June 8th, 2006 by Chi An
It is about 6 months since Cowon introduced its iAudio 6. There are some noises on what will Cowon make after iAudio 6, either iAudio X7 or Cowon A3. Nevertheless, Cowon suprises us today by introducing its new series of MP3 player, iAudio T2 (or better known as Take Two).
It is clearly that iAudio T2 to compete with iRiver N12 and MPIO FL350. As other Cowon products, it also comes with several sound enhancement, such as BBE, Mach3Bass, MP Enhance, and 3D Surround effects.
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October 16th, 2005 by Chi An
Among the current iRiver T Series models, T20 has less attractive look especially it comes with metallic colors. However, iRiver Japan has release a special edition of T20 in white body and warmer colors. As usual, there are 3 colors for different capacity; green for 256MB, blue for 512MB and red for 1GB. Other specification remains unchanged including the prices.
It looks more more eye-catching than the previous one. I think most of the people will prefer white body. Well, I wonder when it will be available globally.
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