Dyne busts out Tuny 9 and Tuny 11 sexy flash DAPs

We got our pun on with the Tuny 8 from Dyne last year, and now it's been joined by the Tuny 9 and Tuny 11 for a full-on pun extravaganza. The Tuny 9 (pictured) isn't quite as "tuny" as its Tuny 11 sibling (pictured after the break), but with its extra girth it manages 512MB, 1GB and 2GB capacities with a 2-inch 176 x 220 pixel display and 0.55-inches of thickness. There's also 18 hours of battery life -- 8 hours during video playback -- plenty of codec support, FM radio and line-in recording, TV out and Bluetooth. The Tuny 11 is a bit less exciting, with a 1.7-inch 128 x 160 screen, and none of that TV out or Bluetooth nonsense, but it manages the same capacities with a mere 0.3-inches of thickness. The design is nothing incredibly unique, but it's pretty sexy all the same. Unfortunately, we don't have a word on price or availability for either of these, and we probably won't be seeing 'em outside of Korea anytime soon anyways.

[Via dapreview]

Read - Tuny 9
Read - Tuny 11

[Lunasea @ Dec 27th 2006 1:04AM]

Those are some pretty nice players, but i'll stick to my H320. I will continue however to support anything that is not an iPod; but this certainly is a lot sexyer then an iPod.

[quinthar @ Dec 27th 2006 5:31AM]

You sure it has line-in recording (by which I assume you meant you can plug in your own microphone)? Looking over the specs page I don't see it. Do you know of any good DAP with a microphone jack?

[Eddie @ Dec 27th 2006 6:11AM]

LOL! Paul said Girth!

[wake up @ Dec 27th 2006 11:34AM]

Teac had these first, and also in 4 Gig version as well.
see the following link: http://dspd.teac.de/index.php?id=54&L=1

[erik @ Dec 28th 2006 5:17AM]

hmmm

[erik @ Dec 28th 2006 5:23AM]

iPulse, Teac, Dyne and many other different labels can be found on this device. I have Teac....It has terrible firmware full of bugs.