Solvo S330, yet another Korean DMB/GPS/PMP

You know how we love to tease you with daily forays into the world of well-screened Korean devices featuring DMB tuners, PMP function, and GPS navigation (if we're lucky). Today's device is the Solvo S330, which includes all of the above, along with 20 or 30GB of storage, a built-in dictionary, and support for Flash games. Sadly, we can't find the specs on the screen, but according to the image above it looks like there's some hefty codec support, including H.264 at 352 x 288 (which we're guessing is the native screen res), WMV9, MPEG-4, DivX and XviD. No word on price or availability, but what's it to you anyways?

[(Unverified) Posted Aug 16th 2006 12:51PM]

Wow, finally a portable player that is DivX compatible. Took the industry some time.

[enigma4289 Posted Aug 16th 2006 12:55PM]

"Wow, finally a portable player that is DivX compatible. Took the industry some time."

I'm pretty sure all of Creatives video players support DivX.

[(Unverified) Posted Aug 16th 2006 1:31PM]

My portable laptop plays DivX just fine.

[(Unverified) Posted Aug 16th 2006 1:35PM]

Well hopefully engadget follows up on this product... because I am very interested! if it is under 300 bucks and apple doesnt release that oh so rumored about iPod Video that would have a bigger screen then my dirty and greasy movies and videos will find themselves in this thing...

finally something that supports all those formats!

[CommentSystem Posted Aug 16th 2006 3:56PM]

all the archos players are Divx compatible as well.

[PEZ Posted Aug 16th 2006 4:36PM]

So after the ipod clickwheel, the RAZR buttons are going to be the next copied button design ever - spose?

[filbert910 Posted Aug 16th 2006 11:21PM]

i just got to korea with the military. now where can i buy all this cool sh!t they keep coming out with.

[(Unverified) Posted Aug 25th 2006 10:27PM]

slick looking gadget. i tend to look at these things as a GPS with portable entertainment added in. great stuff!

[(Unverified) Posted Sep 2nd 2007 10:59PM]

i purchased a solvo 330 from south korea during a recent business trip over there... i was wondering how i can get this thing programmed so i can hook it up to U.S. Satellites and use the navigation system over here... and if i was to return to korea for another business trip how i can back up the original settings to use in korea... any help?