Yeah, we're sure you get tired of us comparing every other music player that comes down the pipe to the
iPod nano, but a fresh design now and then could sure help us kick the habit. To its credit, the
Nexx NF-810 bears almost as much resemblance to the Sansa as it does to Apple's eponymous player, unfortunately, it seems the NF-810's "scroll wheel" is all for show -- thus aping the Zune and completing the picture of unoriginality. Luckily, the Nexx player is pretty dang diminutive, at a mere 7mm thick, and with 10 hours of playback time and a max a capacity of 2GB, there's plenty to love here. The unit also comes in 512MB and 1GB flavors, and supports MP3, WMA and ADPCM audio codecs, along with SMV for video, with an included converter for prepping MPEG, WMV and AVI files. No word on price or availability
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MobileWhack]
posted Oct 26th 2006 11:28AM
Seems that the player might be made in Russia, Ukraine, Kazakstan or Bulgaria? Because the video selection on the screen is written in the Cyrillic alphabet?
Paul, while others would probably disagree with me, I for one never get tired of what engadget says.. Keep up the good work.
"Eponymous"? I think you mean..."ubiquitous"?
I just wanted it to go on record that capacity dosnt translate into "flavors" well.
Thanks. :-D
Apple's "eponymous" player? Which one's that?
yeah, wouldnt apples "eponymous" player be called the apple?
Hilarious reviews like this keep me coming back to engadget everyday.
That's tha same firmware as the Kingston K-PEX (a rebranded Cenix GMP-M6)
Looks more like a Sansa to me.
It's probably just another chinese or russian s1mp3. Nothing to wet your pants over
You need to try tha f#%@ again kid. If I was really $h!+ing my pants (or wetting them, whateva) about this "what you assumed I thought was a problem", then would ratn about it and add an "!" to the end uv my "statement". Simply a recall uv info.
What's the lesson here... don't assume and...stfu...
& WHAT!