ICOO have babed out their and we've collected the pics in a gallery after the jump.
The 4.8 inch 16 million color TFT display, 4GB player supports H.264(MPEG-4/AVC) video as well as the usual MKV, MOV, RMVB etc.
It’s powered by the Sochip SC8600, has infrared remote control, TF card expansion up to 8GB and supports 1080I component TV-OUT.
It costs 299 yuan ($43) and can be seen in many more pictures after the jump...
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Japanese brand Planex have rounded off the corners of the traditional PMP with the MZK-WDPR, a vaguely rugby ball-shaped player.
Cased in the round shell is a 3.5 inch 320 x 240 resolution screen and the player supports MP3, WMA, MPEG4 and H.264 playback, an FM tuner, WiFi (for Picasa, Twitter, YouTube etc.)
The 2GB model costs 200 Euros / $277 (!)
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From Bando comes this weird, weird device - the Leisure Eyes Cover.
It's designed to be comfortable, cover your eyes and provide you music via the two built-in speakers.
It's for relaxation, plane journeys and the like. It even looks like it could be quite comfortable but design-wise it leaves a lot to be desired.
Out now for $16 (meaning the speakers are probably aren't up to much).
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Another VX series, another dose of full HD from Onda. This neat looking player looks to be going for the less-is-more style in design and UI and doesn't suffer for it.
It's got a 4.3 inch 800 x 480 16 million color LTPS low-temperature polysilicon display with a viewing angle range of 170 ° and tailored for natural colour reproduction (although no mention of touchscreen but it's possible).
The RMVB (including RealVideo 8/9/10 coding), MKV (H.264 encoding), AVI, MOV, FLV, MPG, VOB, DAT, TS, etc. playback comes via the reliable HDMI interface.
No price or dates.
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The mysterious Dell Streak / Mini 5 Internet tablet has cropped up in the Chinese electronics mecca Shenzhen and revealed some interesting details.
Thanks to this rogue piece of kit it's now closet to an official name, M01M, which was marked under the battery cover and not present from any previous mentions.
It has a 5 inch 800 x 480 touchscreen, Android 1.6, a 1GHz CPU, WiFi, Bluetooth, 3G, a 5 megapixel camera with duel-LED flash and a front-facing camera.
It cropped up at 7,500 Yuan / $1,098 so it's a big price to pay for info but it's nice someone has.
via engadget
It's no surprise when fashion brands, music and technology mix and another textbook display is this admittedly pretty nicely packaged Hysteric Glamour set of earbuds.
What is a surprise is the $77 pricetag. Unless they've got some serious hardware inside you're really paying a lot to get the brand on your green or black headphones.
via chipchick
A UK retailer has let slip info and pics on the Archos 7 Android-based Internet tablet and not only is it looking good, it’s also pretty cheap!
It features a 7 inch WVGA touch screen, has 8GB of storage and will be available in March for an impressive £149.99 / $243 with tax.
To see the full specs click after the jump.
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Onn's latest PMP, the 5 inch 800 x 480 touchscreen V10 follows in the V9's footsteps of offering 1080P output via HDMI.
Video playback includes H.264, MPEG, Real, VC-1, compatible to MKV, TS, MOV, MP4, AVI, RM, RMVB and FLV. Another handy feature includes USB OTG transfer. No word on price yet.
via clonedinchina
After endless speculation here it is - the Apple iPad. After the countless renders, guesses and questions it seems a bit of an anti-climax to see it finally - the best even Steve Jobs can offer is, "it just works." Inspiring words there, Steve.
Anyway - the lowdown. It does indeed look like a big iPod (no surprise there), it's .5 inches thick, weighs 1.5 pounds and has a 9l7 inch IPS display with full capacitive multitouch.
The guts are Apple's own 1GHz Apple A4 chip and storage options are 16GB, 32GB and 64GB.
IT also comes with WiFi, Bluetooth 2.1 +EDR, accelerometer (for all that running you'll be doing with it?), compass, speaker, mic and 10 hours of battery life.
via slipperybrick
Cube's H series ticks along nicely with the H700HDS, a 480 x 272 resolution player and the larger H700HDH which displays at 800 x 480.
Details are pretty scarce at the minute but they both offer 1080I output, support RMVB, RM, AVI, WMV, FLV, MKV, DAT, MPG, MP4, MOV, PMP, VOB format and H .264 (HP) / H.263 encoded video decoding and MP3, WMA, WAV, APE, FLAC, OGG audio playback with DTS support.
They also offer OTG connectivity and have been babed out, as you can see in the gallery after the jump.
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