Tomato rolls out Tomato Video PMP

It looks like Korea's Tomato has trotted out yet another decidedly un-tomato like PMP, with its new Tomato Video player offering many of the same features of the company's U24 model in a slightly more streamlined package. That includes the usual 2.4-inch display, along with an FM radio, an e-book reader, an integrated microphone and speaker, and an SD card slot -- plus all the PMP features you'd expect, of course. Also as with the U24, you can get this one in your choice of 2GB of 4GB models, with the latter setting you back €66 (or just under $100).

[Via Akihabara News]

[Technex @ Dec 11th 2007 11:50AM]

Tomato? Lol...

[duncan.macleod @ Dec 11th 2007 12:01PM]

I would like to see more descriptions of those "ebook" readers. I bought one of those MP4 players with an ebook reader and it has no freakin bookmarking feature and formats books terribly. Anyone else see this?

[JohnTitor @ Dec 11th 2007 12:15PM]

iRiver wants their clix back

[ark_v2 @ Dec 11th 2007 12:52PM]

It's awesome!

[kojo87 @ Dec 11th 2007 1:44PM]

i tend to avoid electronics named after food

[Luke @ Dec 11th 2007 2:09PM]

I think that is one of the WORST attempts, that I have EVER seen, at screen glare!

[CompBlog @ Dec 11th 2007 3:22PM]

I have a similar PMP, use it to watch Scrubs :D
I have translated this to Ukrainian and posted on my Computer gadgets blog

[carl @ Dec 11th 2007 6:27PM]

Oh look, you just made little baby Jesus cry.

[carl @ Dec 11th 2007 6:28PM]

crap, that spammer got removed.

[XenoX101 @ Dec 12th 2007 5:06AM]

Sure, it looks good. But does anyone here really want a video player with only 2GB of memory? Even 4GB is only going to give you half a dozen things to watch.

I'm not sure whats stopping them from putting a nice HD in these things, the 160GB iPod is smaller than this thing. Flash memory is good but its not necessary. Give us more space!