Panasonic SV-SD870N D-snap DAP goes 100 hours strong

by Darren Murph posted Mar 18th 2008 at 9:24AM

Nah, Panasonic's SV-SD870N isn't the longest lasting DAP we've ever laid eyes upon, but few would find the courage to kvetch over 100 hours on a full charge. The latest in Panasonic's D-snap lineup, this unit promises to cut out "83-percent" of surrounding noise (and a good chunk of battery life) at the press of a button and supports SD / SDHC cards along with direct recording if plugged into a D-dock device. Furthermore, this one is set to arrive in red, black, silver, blue and white motifs, come stocked with a 2GB SD card, boast USB 2.0 connectivity and play nice with AAC, WMA and MP3 file formats. Quite frankly, we're still a little turned off by that interface, but those unconcerned with such matters can slip one in their pocket next month.

[Via AkihabaraNews]

Filed under: Portable Audio, Portable Video

Tags: d-snap, dap, panasonic, SV-SD870N

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martin @ Mar 18th 2008 10:20AM

so they dont have any memory built in them? better be cheap then

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crho85 @ Mar 18th 2008 12:42PM

"come stocked with a 2GB SD card"

Me thinks it does

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martin @ Mar 18th 2008 12:45PM

thats not built in, as in its on a flash chip soldered to the board, thats what i meant..

theres plenty of players that have built in memory and sd slots

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rektide @ Mar 18th 2008 1:00PM

SD card? SOLD.

I will be laughing my ass off at all the suckers with 8GB ipod touches as I stockpile 64GB SD cards for $38 in 2012.

For the life of me I cannot figure out why SD cards on mp3 players have become so damned uncommon, it basically guarantees your player will have the same price/performance on day 1024 as when you bought it on day 1. SD cards should be standard for all electronics, already you can buy 16GB cards for $40, thats a far better bargain than most devices with onboard flash memory.

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