PMC200, the newest media player from Sweden
With Jens of Sweden knocked out (although it still has an active website, the company hasn't released a new product in over eight months), it looks like Swedish Valei Computer may be poised to claim the crown of the Swedish portable media industry. This Stockholm-based newcomer has just released its latest media player, the PMC200, which comes with a host of features that you might expect: a 3.5-inch screen, a 16:9 aspect ratio, DivX / AVI / MPEG / DAT playback, video out (NTSC and PAL support), four hours of battery life for video (up to 10 hours for audio), USB 2.0, the ability to read text files, and if that weren't enough, it can record video as well. We've got zero information on how many Swedish krona kronor you'll have to spend for the pleasure, nor when you might be able to obtain one, nor if SVC will be selling these little players outside the kingdom.
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Kurt K. KLingler
What does this feature do: "Remarkable anti detonation function"? Some anti-terrorist feature? And why doesn't my iPod have it?
That screen doesn't look 16:9.
Actually, it's 'kronor' in plural. 'Krona' is singular.
"Remarkable anti detonation function"
Non-Sony manufactured battery.
They should have imported Kindyelec Company Ltd's PMC-300 or PMP-600 instead. Much cleaner looking, smaller and even weighs less.
PMP-600
http://img.alibaba.com/photo/11589000/Portable_Media_Player_with_HDD.jpg
Size: 130 x 78 x 22.5 (28)mm
Weight: 253g
So, exactly how much is swedish about this product?
/A Swede
I was told by Swedish Valei that it's only available in Sweden right now with a cost of approximately 2800Kr, which is around US$380. They also told me that if I was interested in a large number in the US, they could arrange it. I assume they're talking wholesale distributor large number.
Geoffrey
Weatherman, I totally agree. That can't be 16:9.