Toshiba's Dynabook whale DAP

by Paul Miller, posted Apr 12th 2006 at 1:09PM

We know oddly shaped DAPs are hard to come by, so we thought we'd run this ~~whale~~ seal-influenced unit by you, just in case you've been scouring the market for a marine mammal that can pump the tunes. The Toshiba Dynabook IPCZ100A sports 512MB of storage, stores a USB 2.0 connection in its tail, and has a small LCD display in its belly. There's no WMA DRM support or really much of anything, but, well, it's a seal, so let's cut it some slack.

Filed under: Portable Audio

Tags: 512mb, dap, dynabook, mp3, mp3 player, Mp3Player, toshiba, whale, wma

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shelly @ Apr 12th 2006 1:14PM

I need this!

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Lee @ Apr 12th 2006 1:16PM

The tech-savvy kids will love this thing... In fact, it's so cute and utterly ridiculous I'd probably buy one for myself. ;)

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Timothy @ Apr 12th 2006 1:39PM

without the tail it looks like a ghost from super mario.

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archie4oz @ Apr 12th 2006 2:06PM

It's not a whale, it's a white seal (Sanrio character Bad Batz Maru's girlfriend Hana Maru), and don't ask why I know that...

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Johhny @ Apr 12th 2006 2:37PM

It looks suspiciously like Pikachu....

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Jinto @ Apr 12th 2006 8:11PM

Some me where I can buy one, and I'll get it! (heh, for the U.S. though... )

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tom @ Apr 12th 2006 9:30PM

Club that bitch.

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Eric @ Apr 13th 2006 8:20AM

ROFLMAOMFGWTFBBQ~! That thing is so COOL i want one!~!~!~! If it was fluffy, that would be even cuter. Where can i get one other than japan?!?!?!?!?

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Tony @ Jun 24th 2008 11:43AM

IT SUCKS!! Its the worst thing ever..

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