Venzero announces Venzero Mini One MP3 player

Since no self-respecting MP3 player manufacturer can have put out a player without also dropping a mini version of it, Venzero's announced the Venzero Mini One to compliment the previously announced Venzero One. Like its bigger sibling, one of the big selling points of the Mini One is the included MusicMarker music recognition service, which'll let you identify music at the push of a button. Apart from that, the Mini One looks to be a pretty solid player, available in 1GB and 2GB varieties, with a 1.3-inch OLED screen and support for MP3s, WMA (including DRM10), and WAVs, as well as "player-specific video" (software for video conversion is included). As you can tell from the matchstick, the player is also rather minuscule, measuring 2.9 x 1.7 x 0.35-inches, and weighing a mere 0.98 ounces. With the small size, however, comes trade-offs, and the Mini One lacks the built-in USB On-The-Go port and retractable USB connector that made its larger sibling notable. Look for the player towards the end of July, although if you've gotta have it first, Venzero's now accepting pre-orders: $119 US for the 1GB and $169 for the 2GB.

[Via Venzero Elite]

[Bobadillo @ Jun 21st 2006 2:46PM]

NOBODY WANTS A 1 OR 2 GB PLAYER ANYMORE WHY IS IT SO HARD TO MAKE 4 OR 6 GB FLASH PLAYERS

[AndrewNeo @ Jun 21st 2006 4:51PM]

Uh, because flash chips that size are expensive? A better question is, who wants to watch video on a screen that tiny?

[John @ Jun 21st 2006 5:32PM]

they might have to change that name real soon.
http://www.mini.com/com/en/mini_one/index.jsp

[Abbas @ Jun 21st 2006 7:07PM]

nobody also wants players with abismal battery life - 12 hours??!

[bliss @ Jun 21st 2006 7:57PM]

well, flash players like these with video capability must be popular somewhere because it's not the first that we've seen recently (ie. creative v/ v plus)

[jamminman @ Jun 22nd 2006 2:15AM]

I can see the comparison to show how small it is...

but a match?



maybe it shoots fire...