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  • Samsung's S2 Pebble DAP now available for $40

    by 
    Darren Murph
    Darren Murph
    06.18.2008

    Just look at that little morsel of digital audio playing goodness. How could you not want something like that in your front pocket? Samsung's 1GB S2 DAP has indeed arrived right on schedule, and it's available now for those completely okay with releasing $39.99. It's the green glow that does it, isn't it?[Thanks, Oscar]

  • Samsung's YP-S2 pebble skips out in Korea

    by 
    Thomas Ricker
    Thomas Ricker
    06.04.2008

    They are here. Samsung's satisfyingly bulbous S2 "pebble" MP3 player was just released in S.Korea. DNSe audio processing, five colors, and MP3, WMA, and OGG support now yours in 1GB ???49,000 (about $54) or 2GB for ???59,000 (about $65) models. Neato.

  • Samsung intros the S2 'Pebble' and slim S3 portable media players

    by 
    Joshua Topolsky
    Joshua Topolsky
    04.23.2008

    Samsung -- known for dropping a PMP or two on the public -- has introduced a couple of new media players sure to have you tearing up and snapping open piggy banks. First up is the S2 "Pebble" player which we saw a little while back, a tiny, rounded DAP with 1GB of storage on-board that can tune in your favorite FM stations (they still have those, right?) as well as play back MP3, WMA, and OGG files. The S2 comes in green, purple, red, and black / white, which should make it easy to match up with your outfit. The other new offering is the S3, a 4GB or 8GB full-function (yet slim) device which sports a 240 x 320 display, plays MP3, MPEG4, and WMA files, includes an FM tuner, flash games, and comes in green, red, blue, or black / white. Both models will be available in June, no word on price. Stay tuned for a thrilling hands-on experience with both new models.

  • Samsung's round YP-S2 DAP gets the sneak peek action

    by 
    Nilay Patel
    Nilay Patel
    03.13.2008

    We haven't heard much about Samsung's pebble-tacular YP-S2 DAP, but maybe that's because there's not much to say: the 1GB player comes in a variety of metallic colors and plays WMA and MP3 for about 10 hours at a go. We'd suppose it also works well as a skippin' stone, but it's all just conjecture till it hits in May. Check a little vid after the break.