This is our new Nationite HDVP-2. The unit shown was the sample unit we had, it isn't the final look, but all the functions shown are the same on the final unit.
The HDVP-2 allows for upto 1080p video decoding of numerous popular video file formats, it also supports DTS and AC3 audio tracks.
The HDVP-2 comes with a LAN port built in and can also have a Wifi dongle attached to it, both allow for network streaming of your video, audio, image and eBook files.
We expect to sell the HDVP-2 for under USD$100.00
The RAmos T17FHD is a relatively new player that supports a wide variety of video files formats upto 1080p resolution, this inlcudes high resolution MKV, AVI, RMVB and FLV video formats. The housing if made of plastic and the player itself is rather light weight, however the pearl white finish gives the player a nice look
To compliment the players buff video playback ability is video out which can support upto 1080p resolution. The player sports an HDMI port but it also supports traditional component video out, allowing the player to connect to newer and older TV;s.
One of the most notable features of this player is the screen, the 800 x 480 resolution screen is one of the best screens that i have seen for viewing angles. Regardless of how much you tilt the player the image wil
Onda have revealed their first 3 inch player that offers 720P HDMI TV-OUT. It supports H.264 encoded MKV and RMVB, AVI, VOB, MOV, DAT, FLV files, looks quite nice and will come at an “attractive price”...
Another pic after the jump.
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Touted as a prototype, Creative and ZiiLabs have shown off their latest Zii hardware including the snazzy looking phone above.
It promises full HD 1080P playback via HDMI, OpenGL 2.0 accelerated gaming and support for Android OS and ZiiLabs' Plazma software.
The innards sound nice and the show casing looks ok too. ZiiLabs have been busy beavering away on a host of other project too including their Blu-Ray quality chip, a pocket synth and a 360 degree camera.
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Hot from the factory comes the latest Onda player, sporting HD playback, 8GB storage and HDMI output.
Read the review after the jump.
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The Box
The actual packaging design is simple, stark and almost utilitarian, displaying a muted graphic of cinema seats and nothing else but text and logos for the various functions.
Inside you'll find the player, a package of instructions, warranty card, cleaning cloth etc, a stand, a set of Onda branded standard earphones, a USB charging cable, a standard USB connection cable and a USB adaptor to accomodate the smaller input plug the player uses.
The Player
First impressions
Out of the box the first noticable thing about this 5 inch player is that its plastic shell
Introducing the Nationite HDVP series of table top video players for your TV. The HDVP-1 is designed to allow you to playback video files directly to your TV, with its HDMI port and powerful media processor, it's capable of 1080p HD video output. The HDVP-1 processor is capable of playing videos in a multitude of formats and high resolutions, these include popular formats like H.264, AVI, FLV, RMVB, MKV and RMVB.
How hard is this device to use? Not at all, just put your memory card into the player or connect any external memory device by USB capable (including MP4 players) and the HDVP-1 automatically will detect your memory source and allow you to browse through your videos. The HDVP-1 isn't just limited to video playback, it also allows for music playback and digital photo viewing (
Well looks like even RAmos has jumped on the SoChip train, their T6 model seems to use the same chip that is present in the Ainol V6000HD series and the Cube H100HD series of player. The Sochip media chip seems to being its rounds to all the main MP4 makers in China, i was quite suprised to see RAmos with a Sochip player as they tend to use Rockchip media chips for their players, i guess they couldn't afford not to have a Sochip player out there.
The T6 does come armed with a HDMI port, allowing for full 1080p HD video out, quite a nice feature and works well with the Sochips capability of supporting videos upto 1080p resolution. I for one am not convinced about this chipset, although its quite capable of support high resolution RMVB and some MKV, the chipset has issues playing
Chinese PMPers Ainol are launching their V8000HD series under the banner of 'Portable Visual Players' (PVP) which offer H.264 HD video decoding, HDMI output and USB-HOST connectivity.
There'll be three V8000HD PVPs to choose from, each with their own military-based name that sounds like it was handed out by the computer from Wargames.
The V8000HDG (Jetfire) has a 5 inch 800 x 480 touchscreen, the V8000HDB (Defcon) has a 4.3 inch 480 x 272 display while the V8000HDA (Metorplex) sports a 4.3 inch 800 x 480 touch display.
All three support H.264 (MPEG-AVC) and play MKV, MOV and MP4 videos as well as MP3, WMA and WAV audio.
The most exciting features on offer are the HDMI output ad the USB-HOST which will allow users to plug in USB cameras, phones and PDAs into the player. Could this doc
Teclast has announced their C500HD, what we are calling the wonder bread of media players, not only will it carry a high res 800x480, 5.0" screen, it will also be able to play H.264 videos, as well as support 720p for AVI and RMVB formats. Now this is not the first player that we have come across to announce HDMI output, Ainol announced one of their new upcoming players to also have this player and as is the nature of the China media player companies, most likely the C500HD will be based on the same SoChip media processor found on the new Ainol players.
If we stand correct that this will use the same chip as the Ainol V6000HDS and Cube H100, then we can probably expect very good TV out quality and with the HDMI output we can expect it to be even better. However this new media chipset
