http://www.pmpinside.com/ws_root/brd...e_focus&no=244

Features:

* Capacity: 30, or 60GB plus SD expansion
* Display: 4.8" TFT (800 x 400)
* OS: Microsoft Windows CE 5.0 Professional
* Audio: MP3, WMA, MP4, ACC, AC3, Ogg, and WAV
* Video: AVI (divx, etc..), WMV, MPG, DAT, and VOB
* Built-in WiFi and DMB Tuner
* Audio and Video recording
* Office Applications (Powerpoint, Excel, PDF. TXT, etc..)
* Built-in Dictionary
* USB Host
* Dimensions: 84 x 157.7 x 24.4mm



Okay I confess, it's more of a UMPC device than a standard PMP, but no doubt the two are overlapping more and more; Just look at the Cowon Q5 for instance. For you envious onlookers out there wishing you lived in Korea right about now, you're not alone. That's why I believe we should all make the pilgrimage to the land of Milk and DAP's at least once in our life. Or better yet, get someone to export these babies overseas.

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anytime jesus

I was just about to post about that one, as I just saw it on engadget:

http://www.engadget.com/2007/12/11/u...mpc-territory/


It reminds me a LOT of two things:

1) the Nokia tilt screen patent application (and I bet Nokia wont defend against it just like they haven't tried to defend against the AT&T Tilt).

2) the formats I posted for a mockup in the N900 thread (it just needs 2 dpads on the side-rails, and maybe move the speakers to the shoulders, and it would just about be where I want ... after you drop windows off the thing).

If that thing is less then 300$ then it will slaughter pretty much anything at that price.

its korean. my guess is between 400 - 550