Klegg's Mini V12 video player with Bluetooth stereo audio

by Thomas Ricker, posted Jul 7th 2006 at 8:03AM

Klegg just dropped a new Bluetooth 2.0 video player into the mix with their Mini V12. The V12 sounds pretty sweet on paper with listed support for MP3, WMA, MPEG-4, WMV, DivX and AVI formats, a "bright" 1.8-inch TFT, 20 hour battery (audio only, presumably) and Bluetooth A2DP stereo audio support for cable-free listening. Prices will start at $100 for players in capacities of 1 / 2 / 4GB but only the 4 gigger includes Bluetooth. And yeah, Klegg's still got the minerals to boast in true ambiguous terms that the V12 is "slighter smaller than an Apple iPod." Oh, would that be the iPod nano, Shuffle, 5th gen with video or maybe some earlier generation iPod, hmm? Expect the V12 to drop mid-summer under a marketing and distribution deal with VisioNET who will provide the user interface for access to their "first-rate" media content. We say bring it Klegg... if you can.

Read -- Press Release (Via dapreview)
Read -- VisioNET deal

Filed under: Portable Audio, Portable Video, Wireless

Tags: dap, divx, klegg, klegg mini v12, KleggMiniV12, mini, mp3, mpeg-4, v12, wmv

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

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Darren @ Jul 7th 2006 8:36AM

That's a pretty potent device if they can pull it off *and* market it somehow.

BT integration...I like where this industry is going.

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