Sorell DN10 GPS/DMB-enabled Korean PMP

by Evan Blass, posted Apr 28th 2006 at 1:14PM

We haven't featured a foreign PMP on these pages in awhile, so for those of you hungry for a feature-filled device that you'll never get your hands on, we proudly present the Sorell DN10. With only 1GB of internal flash memory, the DN10 isn't going to win any capacity awards, although an SD card slot allows you to jack that total up to a still-low-but-acceptable 3GB. Features, then, and not storage, are what should draw Koreans to this model, as it boasts a 3.5-inch screen and both a GPS receiver for navigation and DMB tuner for watching OTA programming when they get sick of the two movies that they were able to cram onto the device. Filetypes supported include AVI, DivX, XviD, WMA, MP3, and JPEG, and pricing comes in at under $400 (measured in won, of course).

Filed under: GPS, Portable Audio, Portable Video

Tags: 1gb, 3.5-inch screen, 3.5-inchScreen, avi, divx, dmb, dn10, gps, jpeg, korea,sorell, mp3, ota tv, OtaTv, personal media player, PersonalMediaPlayer, pmp, sd, wma, xvid

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Neutral

Gill Bates @ Apr 28th 2006 1:33PM

That external antenna has got to go.
So breakable and 1950's looking.

Neutral

ZipperSeven @ Apr 28th 2006 3:27PM

For a second, I thought that said Korean Pimp...and it reminded me of Korean Elvis from a tv show a few weeks ago. 0_o

Neutral

m @ Apr 28th 2006 7:18PM

who cares about these Korean devices, we're not even close to getting DMB

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