This little MP4 PMP with it's 4.3-inch screen is packed with brightly lit colours due to it being in HD. This is perhaps why it's coupled with the babe with equally brightly coloured eyes. The A805 supports MKV, AVI, RM, RMVB, MP4, MOV, VOB, DAT, FLV, 3G, as well as H.264 decoding. Perhaps not as bright as 1080p, it's still supports 720p HD video output with TV-out. As for it's audio, it supports APE, FLAC, MP3, WMA, WAV, AAC, OGG and is equipped with Microsoft PlayFX, with 3D surround sound and bass effects. With a fine matte aluminum alloy shell, this nice looking, bright eyed player will suite any bright eyed person. If you've got dark eyes, go out and get some coloured contacts. Don't worry, you'll look super cool. Especially if you hold the player ever so softly like 'she' does. M
The sturdy, glossy looking device seems to divert away from the popular thin, sleek and less... bubbly player's that are out on the market today. The apparently lightweight larva blob is a 7-inch HD player that supports CMMB mobile TV which apparently allows up to 3 years of free television with the option of continuing after - of course. The player also has a Kay Rcker C series map that SiRF Atlas-IV GSP chip for easy navigation, as well as voice navigation. It unfortunately does not have a touchscreen but the screen it does have has a resolution of 800 x 480. It also has 128MB's of RAM and 4GB's of internal memory with a Micro SD card slot and a USB port. What runs this big boy is it's SiRF Atlas-IV dual core 500MHz, and uses Windows CE 6.0 as it's OS. What video formats can it suppo
Looks like iRivers latest player will be running on wince. It seems to have quite a nice screen and is capable of 720p video playback, not bad for a device running WinCE. Not sure if this model will make its way out of Korea, but i wouldn't mind getting my hands on one.
The CEC M5 is a Chinese PMP which not only supports 720P video playback but also has am SMD TV reciever and can record the TV stream.
Admittedly not much use for TV outside of China, the M5 is still a regular 4.3 inch player which supports RM, RMVB, AVI, FLV, 3GP, MPG, DAT, VOB, MP4, MOV, ASF and WMV video.
On the audio front it has 12 EQ settings and 7 3D sound variations. Playback is set at 20 hours music and 5 hours video.
The capacity choices are 4GB, 8GB and 16GB, all of which are expandable with up to 16GB TF cards.
It measures 118 x 72 x 9mm and comes in three colours; sapphire blue, silver and frosted silver.
No prices or dates have been announced.
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There are a lot of N97 clones around but this one that boasts full HD playback is more eyecatching than most. It runs Android and has a 7 inch screen, 4 hours of battery, WiFi, 3G, Flash player, web browser and an ebook reader.
It runs all this off a Marvell PXA303 chip so maybe the full HD needs to be seen to be believed.
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SmartQ are upping the stakes in their MIDs with the V7 - an Internet device that boasts full HD 1080P video playback.
Due out in China soon, the SmartQ V7 has an ARM11 processor, built in WiFi, Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR, 3G, Edge card and mobile Internet meaning it'll be hard to not get online where ever you may be.
It has a 2GB flash memory and cloes loaded with 3 OS', WinCE 6.0, Linux and Android.
It also boasts a 7 inch 800 x 480 LCD screen, a USB OTG interface, GPS and HDMI TV-Out, all of which adds up to a pretty nice sounding piece of kit.
The cost at launch will be around $220.
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As previously reported, Itoos latest M series is their foray into HD and the first to be announced is the M8, a 5 inch 1080P full HD player.
It has HDMI output for some nice TV-out action as well as standard composite.
Video compatibility is the lengthy following H.263/H.264, MKV, RM, RMVB, RV8/9, MPEG4/ASP, VOB, DAT, ASF, WMV, MPEG1/2 and audio support is MP3, WMA, OGG, WAV, APE, FLAC, M P2, RA and AAC.
Also on board is FM radio with a radio recorder and LRC lyric display support.
Price and date TBA.
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Blue Morning are transfering to HD with their next player, 5 inch BM-899 with a litle help from Taiwanese pop star Will Pan.
Pan's face is etched n the back of the player (after the jump for pic) to collect fans but aside from that the player has full 1080P playback, a 5 inch 16 million colour LTPS hi-res, low temperature polysilicon display and a very silver fusilage that gets me thinking about that stainless steel beast, the DeLorean.
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Despite info being thin on the ground, we know the SA075 has an 800 x 480 touchscreen and has HDMI output.
Even the HD capabilities are vague but considering 1080p has fast become the norm over the last few weeks, it's probable Philips will be following suit.
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Back with yet another all-in-one games system/PMP, China's Venus Digital have upped their video support to 720p.
The HD player supports RM, RMBV, AVI and FLV video format and has TV-OUT.
All major audio formats are supported including FLAC lossless.
On the games from the JXD1000 is still pretty retro, supporting GBA, NES and stand-alone 8-32 bit downloadable games.
Another addition to this upgrade is a 5 million megapixel camera, as kindly demonstrated above.
No news on screen size but it may be the same standard 3 inches from previous models.
The 4GB model costs 399Yuan (around $60).
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