Sure, there are plenty of Chinese manufacturers still doing that boring old "
copy Apple" bit, but it's great to see some real innovation like this Yoto V200, which is dominated by a 2.4-inch QVGA screen, and yet still makes room for miniSD and other fancy features. Codec support includes DivX and H.264, and the player sports a microphone, some sort of music sharing feature (probably just a built-in speaker), an ebook reader, a photo viewer and a game of Russian Squares. The best news of all is that this juicy player, which features 1GB of built-in memory, goes for a mere 399 Chinese yuan, around $51 US. Sounds like if you can track one down it might a good deal even with the cost of importation, and we should be seeing this hit Chinese shelves sometime around the Chinese New Year in February.
[Via
The MP3 Players]
posted Dec 5th 2006 1:46PM
Sometimes...I wished that I lived in China...
PS: Does anybody knows of a good website to purchase items from China?
Does anyone know where to look about importing one of these?
Go to globalsources.com and order a sample.
Think people!!!
Russian Squares = Tetris
I love the translated version of the page:
-Glaring Colored Screen
-skimpy fuselage design
-Send foreign functions: high-quality sound, so that you no longer have to bring ear plugs because of the troubles for people to share good music
What more can you ask for? But seriously, it looks pretty cool!
Russian Squares?...I believe you are talking about Tetris.
hamanahamanahamanahamanahamana
so i guess now "low cost" qualifies as "innovative"?
it is innovative to offer something like this for such a low cost.
this news is from imp3.net in china.