Ok, now we're just getting a little
confused with
iRiver. We know they've been
experimenting lately with
form factors and
devices like some sort of
crazed college student, but the hell are they doing making a palmtop device? Apparently the W10, which they were showing
at CeBIT (not sure how we missed it), will have something like a 5-inch screen, 60GB drive, WiBro, WiFi, Bluetooth 2.0,
T-DMB tuner, USB On-The-Go, and support for MP3, WMA, AAC, MPEG-4 / h.264, WMV9, and DivX. We're a little confused and
curious ourselves, but willing to give it a try. What the hell.
[Via
GenerationMP3]
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