A/V players - Page 4

A small flash (1/2/4GB) MP3 player, with an FM radio, ATRAC / MP3 / WAV / WMA format support, USB connectivity, and it all weights only 28 grams.

The display is a full color, 3 line OLED.

A flash based (up to 2GB) MP3 player, with an FM radio, voice recoding and photo/video playback. The dimensions are 87.0 mm x 42.0 mm x 9.0 mm.

The screen is a 128x128, 262K full-color, OLED display (In the company page it says AMOLED, but we are not sure).

Flash A/V player with 1/2Gb of memory. It's only 7.8mm thick, and has touch-sensitive keys. It plays  MP3, WMA, OGG and WMV (movies). It also sports an FM tuner and voice recorder.

The screen is a 1.8" Full color OLED. 

An electronic dictionary and MP3 player from sharp. It has 67 volumes of dictionaries and their associated language learning tools, an e-Book reader, audio-book capabilities, an FM radio, and a voice recorder.

It has an internal 5" display, and an external blue OLED display.  

 

A flash based (2/4GB) A/V player, capable of playing music, photos and videos. It also sports an FM radio and microphone (and line-in) for digital recordings. 

The T.Sonic 820 has a 1.5" (128x128) color OLED display.  

A flash based MP3 player (Up to 3GB), with a USB connector. Features include an FM tuner, microSD cards expandability, voice recorder, and 15h battery life.

The screen is a 1.1" PMOLED.

A slim (0.27") flash based player with touchscreen controls, FM tuner, MP3/WMA/PlaysForSure formats supported. Memory is 2/4/8GB.

The display is a 1.8" PMOLED.

A flash based (2/4/6GB) A/V player, followup to the popular Clix. It supports MP3/WMA/OGG/MP4/WMV formats, and it also includes an FM radio, voice/radio recording and 25 hours of battery life.

It sports a 2.2-inch QVGA AMOLED display, made by Samsung SDI.

The world's smallest HD music player? It has a 10Gb disk, support MP3/WAV/WMA/JPEG.

The batter life is quite good - they claim a 24-hour on the lithium-ion battery.

The screen is a 1.5" OLED panel.

A linux running "MP3" player. It has 4GB of memory (The linux takes 1.5 of that). It has an FM radio, and supports all sort of music formats. It comes with Turbolinux Fuji, and comes with several apps, including Thunderbird, firefox and skype.

It's about the size of an iPod nano (But twice as thick). It will be launched in Japan in February, and will cost around 255$.