Venzero getting Lifesaver, miniONE, lil'ONE and ONE out the door

by Paul Miller posted Sep 28th 2006 at 5:35PM

Those crazy kids over at Venzero have been so busy padding their product line, it seems like they keep forgetting to actually ship their growing group of media players and on-the-go storage devices. Well, they've finally gotten around to prepping these things for reals, and are now taking pre-orders for their initial shipments on October 2nd for the miniONE and lil'ONE players, along with the Lifesaver storage unit. Of course, they couldn't help themselves with one more spec announcement: they're bumping the Venzero ONE to 12GB of storage, and will be shipping it on October 17th. As for prices, the Lifesaver comes in 8 and 12GB flavors, starting at $149, the miniONE does 1 or 2GB, starting at $119, the lil'ONE starts at $199 with 6 and 8GB options, and the 12GB ONE tops 'em all out at $289. Venzero also has a "mystery" product on their page, that looks to have the rough dimensions of a closed DS lite, which seems to imply they're prepping a widescreen video player of sorts for their next project -- but we'll be happy enough if they actually manage to ship this first batch next week.

Filed under: Portable Audio, Portable Video, Storage

Tags: lifesaver, lil'ONE, miniONE, one, venzero

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Eli @ Sep 28th 2006 5:53PM

I've never heard of them, AND they have terrible names for their players. How could I buy something, and when I'm asked what it is, I say "it's a lil'ONE"? Ugh.

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Docii Design @ Sep 29th 2006 4:17AM

I did like the share feature via usb and the fact that they do not limit you to DRM content. It's gonna be hotter than the Zune...

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sdsdv10 @ Sep 30th 2006 2:34AM

$289 for a 12GB HDD player...
Yeah, good luck with that. You'll need it.

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