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"Creative announced that it is shipping the first 16GB flash DAP MP3 player. An update to the Zen V Plus player line, the new unit can be identied from the other versions by the use of white trim accents. 8GB and 4GB units will use the blue accent like the picture to the right, and the 2GB unit utilizes green. Otherwise, the features between all flavors of the Zen V Plus are identical including a built-in FM tuner and voice recorder. Prototypes of 16GB units were spotted at various electronics shows lately, but the Zen V Plus is the first to The new 16GB MP3 player will retail for $249 US. The 8GB unit retails for $169, the 4GB MP3 players for $109 and the 2GB MP3 players for $89, just $10 more than the ultra-spartan 1GB iPod shuffle. We expect Apple to announce the first 16GB flash iPod MP3 players this fall, most likely for the nano line, and to see the iPod shuffle get a bump to 2GB. " "Today we introduce a new style MP3 players-BeoSound 6, Bang & Olufsen's mp3 player.It is a kind of best MP3 players. lecteur mp3 BeoSound 6, Bang & Olufsen's new flash mp3 player launching just in time for the holiday season, will be showcased as well. BeoSound features a stylish design and superior CD sound quality. It allows 40 hours of playback -- double the market battery life standard -- and can hold up to 1000 songs. lecteurs mp3 It functions on any PC or MAC based operating system. What disappoints me most about B&O's lastest digital audio portable MP3 player is that from the initial specs it looks like something I would have expected them to release in 2004. For $625 - or slightly above the price of a 4GB iPhone MP3 player - I expect the Bang and Olufsen BeoSound 6 to be the first 16GB flash unit to hit the market.

Instead, we get a simple 4GB unit MP3 player that Beoworld.org thinks is a rebranded Samsung YP-Z5, an iPod nano competitor that sells right now on Amazon for $159. Now B&O has always been about style, but even here the unit falls flat. digital mp3 player It's not unattractive, just common. At least the company's first portable, the BeoSound 2, had a unique shape to it. The BeoSound 2 is still available from B&O and while that 128MB portable MP3 player is woefully outdated by today's standards, when it was introduced in 2001 (yes, that's how old it is) it was at least on the high end of digital portable flash capacity. In terms of simplicity, the BeoSound 6 is similar to the iPod nano. mp3 player No FM tuner or line-in record. No Wi-Fi. No touch-screen interface. mp3 player Just a straight audio player with a 1.8"" 64K LCD display in a 3.5"" x 1.7"" x 0.5"" shell. But $625. We know B&O extracts a premium, but they can do better than this. " .