Take a healthy dose of
Samsung's YP-K5, sprinkle in some
LG chocolate, and bake-in the latest Korean design trends for a pair of new
DAPs from Safa. The SS220 is a bit of a mystery. In addition to featuring touch-based controls and a built-in speaker, we know it's capable of splashing a range of unspecified video, photo, and text formats up onto its tiny 1.5-inch screen. It also packs in an FM tuner just in case the few reticent GBs of audio dumped to flash can't slake your jones. We know a bit more about the other player -- the SS200 -- a 71 x 48 x 12-mm wafer with a 2-inch, 260k color, 220 x 176 pixel display. The SS200 is capable of 6/8-hours of video/audio playback with support for MP3, WMA, and WAV media formats. No ship date or pricing unfortunately, hell, we can't even say for sure which of the two is pictured above. Let's just be thankful for the scraps they've thrown, mkay?
posted September 5th 2006 8:36AM
This is very useful and weird player. But there is no news about its price and how many months it has guarantee. Or what the quality of its screen is or quality of its speaker clearly. If possible, give more information in future.
This is what the new nano is going to look like. Then, Apple will ditch the mechanical control all together for a touch sensitive on screen version.
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This is one of those Nano clones all over ebay. Looks almost identical (only with less of a rip off of the Nano) and the 1.5" screen, FM radio and txt playback is a dead give away.
Expect the video format to be either mtv or amv.
I wrote a review of the nano's that's on videohelp's forum and I'll link it up to my blog.