Netac Dual-Earhorne Mustik C635 MP3 player

by Evan Blass, posted Nov 2nd 2005 at 4:40PM

If you've been searching for an MP3 player vaguely shaped like a baby hippopotamus pacifier, then the Dual-Earhorne Mustik (for reals) C635 is just what you need. Besides its odd shape, this 128MB, 256MB, 512MB, or 1GB MP3/WMA player by Chinese manufacturer Netac doesn't really stand out from the crowd, save for its dual-headphone jacks and FM tuner with recorder. Also nice is the C635's file storage capability, although we can't really recommend this product until we see how handles under a big glob of hippopotamus drool. Warning: headache inducing link follows.

[Via TRFJ]

Filed under: Portable Audio

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Byron @ Dec 19th 2005 2:38AM

"Warning: headache inducing link follows."

This is so true..why does the text keep blinking..?

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OK @ Dec 19th 2005 2:38AM

Headache inducing indeed. The funny thing is that I would never have clicked on it if you didn't have the warning.

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Big G @ Dec 19th 2005 2:38AM

Worst HTML slip-up on a commercial site I believe I have ever seen.

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Chip @ Dec 19th 2005 2:38AM

the site displayed fine on my powerbook... could it be that for once a site isn't cross-compatiple in Mac's favor?!

it's probably somthing else but whatever, i couldn't resist the gloating--i'm sure you guys understand :'(

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harrison @ Dec 19th 2005 2:38AM

it's meant to do that apparently.

from css:

color: #666666;
; text-decoration: blink

so, no, chip, it's just that safari doesnt like the "blink" tag.

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Alex @ Dec 19th 2005 2:38AM

Man that was on evil webpage. One of the worse one's I've seen was the Santa Barbara county list of election results. It started at the top and scrolled down, automatically, at a very slow pace. If you used the scroll bar, it would just jump back to where it was. I ended up reading it through the source code. When will people learn.

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