Bmorn's BM-888F10 seems to be an updated revision of the original 7-inch BM-888, supposedly bringing in more user-friendly tweaks and an increased efficiency in video playback. So they say. This 7-inch player should have the same 800x480 screen resolution and as 1280p is plastered all over there promotional pictures, it is fairly safe to assume that this player is using the Sochip Sc9800 or some renamed variant as that chip is the only one on the mass market today that can play files of up to 1920x1280 resolution. Considering it's the Sochip, video playback and battery efficiency will be excellent, with support for all the major video file formats including MKV, AVI, MPG, MP4, VOB etc. Another benefit will be the 1080p WMV decoding that is certainly impressive of the chip. The player loo
The BMORN BM888HD is a large 7.0" touch screen player, the screen has a high 800 x 480 resolution and is very nive, The CC1600 media chip provides for very good video playback. The large screen allows for a very easy to use touch screen UI, something that has not been seen on other CC1600 players.
The BM888 has 8GB of internal memory along with a microsd slot which support SDHC memory cards. The player also support TV out with both companent and composite TV out.
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The latest BMorn PMP to arrive at MP4Nation boasts a 7 inch 800 x 480 resolution touchscreen and the powerful ChinaChip CC1600. After the jump is a photo review of its skills.
The Packaging
A nice, bright simple blue and white design carrying a picture of the player and an illustration.
The Contents
In the box you get the big ol' player, a package with the warranty card and instruction books, audio out cable, USB cable, BMorn branded earphones and HD component out cable for the 720P HD.
The Player
The larger players out there can sometimes look garish or out of place but luckily the BM-888 is reserved and understated in its design which credits it with a simple and effective look.
It's got some weight to it but in a reassuring way rather than bulky. At
The BMorn BM-888 is a new 8GB, 7 inch PMP from China that offers 720p HD out, potentially marred only slightly by the seeming lack of HDMI output.
The TFT display runs at 800 x 480 resolution and the player is powered by Chinachip.
All the usual music and video codecs are supported but there are a couple of interesting perks. The audio has a built in separate dedicated Hi-Fi codec audio decoding chipset and video can play up to 16MB/second.
It supposedly supports Windows 2000, XP and Vista but with a lack of WiFi or Bluetooth it's hard to see how these would come into play.
Other features include an ebook reader and microSD support up to 32GB.
It measures 195 x 126 x 11mm and weighs 440g.
[Via PMPToday]
