
Damn, those kids in Asia get all the cool gear first. Our friends in
China just got a new
Teclast portable video player, those lucky dogs. This time it's the TL-T29 -- this superslim player measures 2.8 x 1.6 x 0.3 inches, sports a flash drive (1, 2 or 4GB) with a 220 x 176 display and has a whopping 24 hours of audio playback time. No word on price or if you can get it anywhere outside the Zhongguancun district in Beijing, where CNET Asia found it. Maybe if these things were to cross the Pacific, then we'd have some real competition in this sector, hrm?
[Via
CNET Asia]
I like the PSP ripoff GUI. Its nice, and damn I wish I could have one.
Wont be crossing the shores to USA but it will make it to Europe! Good thing i live in the UK! Competition is tight over here with all these PVP coming out. Too bad for the USA their PVP market is mostly under-featured expensive ipods with video :p
Well they have copied the background from the Sony PSP.. maybe they should create their own unique design
"I like the PSP ripoff GUI. Its nice, and damn I wish I could have one."
Actually I would credit that design to Sandisk. Either way. It's unoriginal, but pretty.
lol, an article that's dated May 09
anyway, looks pretty cool.
Yeah... little problem called patents and intellectual property enforcement. America comes up with great designs and the Asian dweebs steal it. WTO? Hello?
Uh, chris, most of the world (notice CNET "Asia"?) uses the standard day-month-year format when writing dates. Just fyi.
Sorry, I don't want my media player to have a nipple. Good show though.
some pictures here
http://www.mingo-hmw.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=33628
Hmm, yeah, looks extremely PSP-ish, right down to the wavy lines in the background. Anyway, it's nice, but just another flash-using PMP. I can't figure out the target audience for all of these things. I figure anyone who cares already has something that probably does exactly the same stuff, and has at least as much storage...
It has a nipple?!
We are so far behind the times here its sad.
My wife just got back from China with 2 MP4 players (thats what they are called there) slightly larger than credit cards.
2G flash, 176x122 screen (very very nice screen) and a similiar user interface plus a couple of extra buttons to the picture above.
Bottom line? $80 each!
They don't actually play MP4s. They play xvid with MP2 audio. But for a recent trip I loaded one up with nearly 20 episodes of The Simpsons.
www.teclasters.com is the fansite for this player, check it out!