Digital Cube's i-Station M43: another do everything PMP from Korea

by Thomas Ricker, posted Jun 7th 2007 at 7:53AM

What's with Digital Cube and the number 43? 42, that we could understand but why do we need an S43, T43, G43, and now this, the i-Station M43 all from the same company? Is Digital Cube trying to say that each is one better than the answer to the ultimate question? Anyway, the new M43 PMP flaunts a 4.3-inch touchscreen LCD, up to 60GB disk, DMB mobile TV, and integrated GPS and e-Book reader depending upon Classic, Dic, or Navi model chosen. Prices range from ?300,000 to ?400,000 or about $323 to $431 in mean green.

[Via Akihabara News]

Filed under: GPS, Portable Audio, Portable Video

Tags: digital cube, DigitalCube, i-station, korea, m43, pmp, s.korea

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oakenfolded @ Jun 7th 2007 9:09AM

1st... That is all

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kadajawi @ Jun 7th 2007 11:33AM

I think it has to do with the screen size... 4.3", M43... get it?

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arif @ Jun 7th 2007 8:52PM

It's an Asian thing.. 143 is a way of saying, "I love you" - number of letters in a word, side by side. so that'll be:

S Love You
G Love You
M Love You

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arif @ Jun 7th 2007 8:54PM

T Love You

As in, everyone will love those products.

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Phoenix Enigma @ Jun 7th 2007 10:01PM

Love the hitchhikers guide reference - maybe we need to construct a small planet to determine the meaning of the number 43?

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D.Richard @ Jul 23rd 2007 3:02AM

The big question is:
CAN WE GET IT... IN ENGLISH?

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joef @ Sep 15th 2008 3:05AM

Academy plus M43 i-station..hmn. its hard to operate since it was hangeul..no english..even manual still in hangeul..waahhh..i like to have it but it is still useless...can you make the menu and operation manual in english please!!!

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srensren_audio @ Mar 25th 2009 9:10PM

Academy plus M43 i-station..can you make the menu and operation manual in english please!!!

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