Transcend's 2GB T.sonic 610

by Ryan Block, posted Mar 27th 2006 at 10:57AM

Nah, there's not much to it, just Transcend's latest audio player, the T.sonic 610, which hits the ground running with up to 2GB of memory, an FM tuner, the usual codecs (no sign of PlaysForSure), and an organic EL display. It'll run you ¥18,100 (about $155) over there, but if you ever do see it this side of the Pacific, chances are it'll probably be under a different badge for a different price. We suggest you don't get your hopes up even for that, though.

Filed under: Portable Audio

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Mark S. @ Mar 27th 2006 1:03PM

Looks like a cellphone...

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bulan @ Mar 27th 2006 2:59PM

Sure, Transcend's this version may not be that much impressive, only bonus is the 2gb storage. Personally I prefer Creative Zen Video as a portable device. For those who are interested to build their own electronics audio stuff, you can get a lot here:

http://www.electronicsinfoline.com/CircuitBook/Audio_Projects/

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Dave @ Mar 27th 2006 4:28PM

Actually this things got amazing specs and its only the size of a lipstick. Dont let the simple look fool you. OLED LCD !!!
http://www.transcendusa.com/products/ModDetail.asp?ModNo=71&SpNo=2&LangNo=0
http://www.transcendusa.com/products/images/TS/610/TS610/610b_P3_640_480.gif
http://www.transcendusa.com/products/CatList.asp?FldNo=17&LangNo=0

Seriously if your a sound enthusiast you should read the freq ranges on it.......

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Will Villalobos @ Mar 27th 2006 9:17PM

Not if you buy it online from them ;p

http://ec.transcendusa.com/product/ItemDetail.asp?ItemID=TS2GMP610

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