
If you've already read the headline of this
post, you can pretty much skip the rest. The iRiver N12 pendant MP3 player looks a lot like
the N11, with the main change being that the new
version has headphones integrated into the lanyard,
N10-style. It also apparently starts at 1GB capacity,
while that's where the N11 maxed out. We assume it will continue to support MP3, WMA and PlaysForSure, like earlier
models in the series. Oh, and it'll be about
W198,000 ($209), and will probably never be released in the US.
There, aren't you glad you read the whole post?
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Ameen @ Apr 10th 2006 5:18PM
Thats a cool MP3 player but heck at 210$ who needs this when u can get a Video iPod for 350$. i'm not an Apple or a mac fanboy but heck i love my iPod like nothing else (unless an Archos 700 PMP). But if u've got tht extra buck looks like a decent one for u. (unless u're a poor guy in poverty unable to pre-order ur PS3 or buy tht extra Xbox 360 for ur other room or pre-order a 110 inch Sony HD with Blu-ray with 1000000:1 ratio???) Just kiddin
coolkamio @ Apr 10th 2006 6:26PM
Ameen, the 30Gb video iPod costs 299$...
Dickie B @ Apr 10th 2006 6:49PM
Where is the info on the OLED? Type (color, mono)? Size? Life? I can't read Korean, so help me out here...
Wouldn't be surprised if that comprised a large portion of the cost though since the unit price on those is still steep.
David @ Apr 10th 2006 7:17PM
the N11/N12 also support Ogg Vorbis, which the N10 doesn't. The price on the N series has always been a bit high compared to other flash players though. it's not really fair to compare the price of a flash player to the price of a hdd player also.
AutoDas @ Apr 10th 2006 7:18PM
iriver has gone down the crapper
Lee @ Apr 11th 2006 3:05AM
David, I think it's fair enough to compare the prices. Regardless of the technology inside or the price of flash memory, they are competing in the same market.
nuggetbro @ Apr 11th 2006 3:12AM
The Iriver products are usually pretty good stuff , will be nice to see them hit the market. To bad it isn't anything like the U10 prototype from a few months back.
lao-ocean @ Apr 11th 2006 8:24AM
I'm in the market to get a new mp3 player, but don't want to get an ipod. I just need a small, lightweight player that I can take to the gym. I've felt an N11, and it's so light! I live in Korea and will go to Seoul this weekend to get a new mp3 player. I'll check to see if it's available yet and report back.
Ameen @ Apr 11th 2006 4:07PM
Coolkamio i meant about the 60 GB one
Pak, Kang il @ Jul 9th 2006 8:30PM
The iriver n12 now has 2GB capacity which is 1/2 the capacity of the ipod nano 4GB. Think about the size!!