Older flash-based MP3 players and OS X metadata

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Flash-Memory MP3 Players: Portable Audio
Players Offer Music To Go, On The Cheap

Flash-Memory MP3 Players: Portable Audio
Players Offer Music To Go, On The Cheap 05/26/2004 06:02 AM
The Rio Cali is our favorite player of the bunch -- hands-down. This player is especially appealing for its great functionality and excellent interface design. By Mathew Honan, Macworld (via MyAppleMenu)

Processor upgrade gives older PCI-based
Power Macs 1GHz speeds

Processor upgrade gives older PCI-based
Power Macs 1GHz speeds 01/06/2005 12:23 PM
PowerLogix and Other World Computing (OWC) today announced the PowerForce 750GX G3 processor upgrade for original PCI-based Apple Power Macintosh computers. The 1.0 Gigahertz (GHz) PCI 750GX is the latest addition to the PowerForce G3 processor line. It operates at 1GHz and includes 1.0 Megabytes (MB) of L2 cache, also running at 1GHz. The PowerForce 750GX utilizes the 20x bus multiplier of the IBM PowerPC 750GX processor to allow older PCI-based Power Macs to reach 1GHz speeds. "The PowerForce 750GX allows older Power Macs to operate at modern CPU (central processing unit) speeds, extending the life of these machines at minimal expense," said Larry O'Connor, president of OWC. "And not only can users of the original PCI-based Macs now work faster and more effectively than ever, since the card is compatible with Mac OS 8.6 and higher, they'll also have the added benefit of using the operating system of their choice. This includes Mac OS X, which is simply phenomenal, especially when used with OWC's XPostFacto." The PowerForce 750GX is compatible with the 7300, 7500, 7600, 8500, 8600, 9500 and 9600 models, as well as select Power Computing and Umax clones. It alsos include a built-in fan sink to provide necessary CPU cooling, fail-safe protection circuitry (in case the card is not fully plugged into the motherboard CPU slot), CPU Director software for adjusting speeds on the fly and compatibility with add-on PCI cards.

Flash MP3 Players Reviewed

Flash MP3 Players Reviewed 02/10/2004 02:43 AM
Flash MP3 players may not be cool enough for Steve Jobs, but for those of us on a budget they are a great way to carry a tune or two.

If you're in the market for a smaller MP3 player, and don't want to drop more than $150 take a look at my reviews of Rio's Fuse and the irock 860.

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Flash 6 Players released

Flash 6 Players released 11/30/2002 10:40 AM
"Macromedia has announced the release of public betas for Flash Player 6. This release introduces the long awaited Linux version and fixes quite a few things in the Mac and Windows versions."

Two Flash Players From Sony: NW-E75 and
NY-E95

Two Flash Players From Sony: NW-E75 and
NY-E95 06/15/2004 11:54 AM

Sony announced two new flash Memory MP3 players that look not unlike tiny music gas cans, the NW-E75 (256MB) and the NW-E95 (512MB). Both have an impressive playback time of about 70 hours from their rechargeable batteries and look to be able to record to memory, as well. The NW-E75 comes in three colors, red, white, and blue, while the higher-capacity NW-E95 comes only in black (and are both the same size, but I left the images in their native resolution so you could get a better look). Looks like these will likely be Japan-only, for now.
Read [SonyJP via Soroban]

Two Flash Players From Sony: NW-E75 and
NW-E95

Two Flash Players From Sony: NW-E75 and
NW-E95 06/15/2004 01:05 PM

Sony announced two new flash Memory MP3 players that look not unlike tiny music gas cans, the NW-E75 (256MB) and the NW-E95 (512MB). Both have an impressive playback time of about 70 hours from their rechargeable batteries and look to be able to record to memory, as well. The NW-E75 comes in three colors, red, white, and blue, while the higher-capacity NW-E95 comes only in black (and are both the same size, but I left the images in their native resolution so you could get a better look). Looks like these will likely be Japan-only, for now.
Read [SonyJP via Soroban]

Selling Flash Players as Lavalieres

Selling Flash Players as Lavalieres 08/12/2004 11:41 AM

iRiver is pushing it's new N10 flash memory player as jewelry, and while it's not the first company to market a wearable MP3 player, they might be the first to do it with any measure of success (an attractive ad campaign goes a long way). That said, they're far from being the only ones to market their product as something for the finest of women to wear. Flamino, whose line of flash memory players have been out for a couple of months, has started a campaign of their own featuring a lounging woman fetishizing their players, as well.

Read - iRiver N-10 Ads [Akiba.Soroban]
Read - Flamino 1000 Ads [Akiba.Soroban]

iRiver's New iFP-700 and iFP-800 Series
Flash Players

iRiver's New iFP-700 and iFP-800 Series
Flash Players 05/06/2004 07:13 AM
iRiver has dropped two new top-end flash memory music players, both with options up to 1GB. The iFP-700 and iFP-800 series are, functionally, pretty much the same as iRiver's other, older flash players, with MP3/OGG/WMA playback, MP3 recording, FM tuner and encoder, and the ability to work with most WMA-DRM...

NHJ v@mp VP-325/350 Color Screen Flash
Players

NHJ v@mp VP-325/350 Color Screen Flash
Players 07/16/2004 08:46 AM

NHJ's v@mp VP-325/350 flash memory players will hit the Japanese market in the end of July in 256MB and 512MB capacities, respectively. Although the players aren't really that special from a music angle (they're still stuck with USB 1.1, for instance), but each player does have a 4,096-color 1.9-inch LCD for displaying pictures and games. And for the two or three dozen of you who care, the VP-325/350 does support Ogg Vorbis, as well as WMA and MP3. Another nice touch?
Read - NHJ - fully featured MP3/WMA/OGG player [TechJapan]

EraTech EMP-100, EMP-110 Flash Memory
Players

EraTech EMP-100, EMP-110 Flash Memory
Players 07/07/2004 09:29 AM

The EMP-100 and 110 are the newest flash MP3 players from EraTech, the people who happen to make one of the only flash memory players I'd like to own, the EMP-ZII (the one that looks like a little egg). Both these new players look fine, too, as far as flash players are concerned, with MP3 and WMA support, simple displays, and USB 1.1 interfaces. Actually, now that I think about it, that's sort of wimpy. The main difference between the two models is that the EMP-110 has an integrated USB port, like a flash memory key drive, while the EMP-100 requires a separate cable. I4U has an EMP-100 in their review queue -- expect to see that soon.
Read - New Small High-End EraTech EMP-100/EMP-110 MP3 Player [I4U]

Related
Eratech EMP-Z II Review [Gizmodo]

CES: Lexar intros new flash drive, MP3
players

CES: Lexar intros new flash drive, MP3
players 01/05/2005 03:56 PM
Lexar Media Inc. on Tuesday announced at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas the release of a new flash drive, JumpDrive Expression, as well as two new MP3 players, the LDP-800 and LDP-200. The company's Web site had not been updated with the new products as MacCentral posted this article.

Macworld review: Flash-memory MP3
Players

Macworld review: Flash-memory MP3
Players 05/26/2004 09:03 AM
When Apple's iPod burst onto the scene, many people who previously hadn't thought about buying an MP3 player snapped to attention. Flash-memory–based players had been fairly inexpensive but very frustrating to use with Macs. Now the hard-drive–based iPod and iPod mini are the best-selling MP3 players on the market. Given this new context, we decided it was time to look at the alternatives, for people who are on a tight budget and who just want to use a player at the gym or during a commute, and not for storing a huge music collection.

iRiver introduces new flash-memory music
players

iRiver introduces new flash-memory music
players 05/04/2004 07:55 AM
iRiver today announced the unveiling of its iFP-700 and iFP-800 series flash-memory music players, the latest addition to the company's line of portable audio devices...

HP to deliver iPod-based players

HP to deliver iPod-based players 01/08/2004 07:23 PM
Apple's desire to see the iPod remain the leader in the digital music player market got a big push on Thursday when Apple and HP announced that they have formed a strategic alliance to deliver HP-branded digital music players based on the iPod. The news came at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada.

HP To Deliver iPod-Based Players

HP To Deliver iPod-Based Players 01/09/2004 09:57 PM
Apple's desire to see the iPod remain the leader in the digital music player market got a big push on Thursday when Apple and HP announced that they have formed a strategic alliance to deliver HP-branded digital music players based on the iPod. By Peter Cohen (MacCentral via MyAppleMenu)

First players based on Taiwan's FVD HD
disc to ship next month

First players based on Taiwan's FVD HD
disc to ship next month 03/29/2005 06:34 AM
Why wait for blue-laser discs?

Flash and Web-Based Applications

Flash and Web-Based Applications 11/25/2002 07:51 AM

Flash-based iPod days away

Flash-based iPod days away 01/06/2005 02:35 AM
Thanks to jerry for the heads up in BPN.

Apple's long-rumored flash-based iPod will be introduced at Macworld Expo in 1GB and likely 2GB versions, Apple enthusiast website Think Secret has confirmed. Various details regarding the device have emerged days before Apple CEO Steve Jobs is set to unveil the tiny music player during his keynote address.

Rapidly falling flash prices have enabled Apple to buy 1GB modules from Samsung at a relatively low cost, sources report, which in turn will allow Apple to sell the device for $149. Sources have also suggested that a 2GB version, packing two tiny 1GB flash modules, may sell for $199.

The device is currently being manufactured by Taiwain-based Asustek, which Apple brought on towards the end of the summer as a second ODM for manufacturing iPods. Sources say the flash-based iPod will be powered by a chipset from SigmaTel and that it will feature a screen that is the same width as the iPod mini's but two lines shorter.

Not certain at this point is what sort of touch-based interface the device will use. Some sources have suggested that device will forgo Apple's ClickWheel, featured on the iPod mini and 4G iPod, and will instead have more buttons, like the first generation iPod.

News source: Think Secret

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Creating Your Own Macromedia Flash-Based
Buttons

Creating Your Own Macromedia Flash-Based
Buttons 07/19/2004 01:31 AM
Learn how to make custom Flash buttons for use in your Dreamweaver pages.

Apple to Debut Slim, Flash Based iPods

Apple to Debut Slim, Flash Based iPods 01/06/2005 03:31 PM
On the heels of news that Creative will offer smaller capacity versions of its Zen Micro MP3 player, Apple is preparing to debut 1GB and 2GB Flash memory based iPods, along with a larger 5GB iPod mini at Macworld next week. Think Secret reports the slimmed down iPods will run $149 and $199 USD.

Kanguru intros flash-based USB 2.0 Mini
Drive

Kanguru intros flash-based USB 2.0 Mini
Drive 12/28/2004 05:19 PM
Kanguru Solutions on Tuesday announced that it's now shipping the Kanguru Mini Drive, a flash-based USB 2.0 device that the company says is almost 25 percent smaller than its Micro Drive. Less than three inches long, the Mini Drive is available in four storage capacities: 128MB (US$29.95), 256MB ($39.95), 512MB ($69.95) and 1GB ($119.95). A product page was not available on the Kanguru Web site as MacCentral posted this article, but a company representative said that it will be up later in the week.

Flash-Based iPod to be Revealed at MWSF
2005

Flash-Based iPod to be Revealed at MWSF
2005 01/06/2005 01:55 AM
The fearless ThinkSecret team has confirmed that a flash-based iPod will see its first light of day (or first fluorescent lighting) at 2005's Macworld Expo in San Francisco. The device will probably come with 1GB and 2GB configurations. The price tags may be $149 and $199, respectively.

[Links from this story may be found on MacMerc.com. Click the title to delve deeper.]

Discretix Launches CryptoFlash™ Embedded
Security for Flash-based Storage Devices

Discretix Launches CryptoFlash™ Embedded
Security for Flash-based Storage Devices 08/09/2004 02:41 AM
Providing robust high performance, embedded security for Flash Memory making security transparent to the end user [PRWEB Aug 9, 2004]

Rapid Intake Releases SCORM Conformant,
XML-based e-Learning Flash Development
Toolkit

Rapid Intake Releases SCORM Conformant,
XML-based e-Learning Flash Development
Toolkit 12/19/2004 03:29 PM
Rapid Intake, Inc. (rapidintake.com), best known for its popular e-Learning Developer Series™ line of books, announced that it has released a new rapid development toolkit for e-learning developers using Macromedia Flash. The toolkit, called Flash Companion™, is designed to quickly create scalable maintainable courses that automatically communicate with SCORM conformant learning management systems (LMSs). [PRWEB Dec 17, 2004]

Nomic World: By the players, for the
players

Nomic World: By the players, for the
players 05/26/2004 03:15 PM
[This is an edited version of the talk I gave last fall at the State of Play conference.] I'm sort of odd-man-out in a Games and Law conference, in that my primary area of inquiry isn't games but social software. Not only am I not a lawyer, I don't even spend most of my time thinking about game problems. I spend my time thinking about software that supports group interaction across a fairly wide range of social patterns. So, instead of working from case law out, which has been a theme here (and here's where I insert the "I am not a lawyer" disclaimer) I'm going to propose a thought experiment looking from the outside in. And I want to pick up on something that Julian [Dibbell] said earlier about game worlds: 'users are the state.' The thought experiment I want to propose is to agree with that sentiment, and to ask "How far can we go in that direction?" Instead of looking for the places where game users are currently suing or fighting one another, forcing the owners of various virtual worlds to deal with these things one crisis at a time, I want to ask the question "What would happen if we wanted to build a world where we maximized the amount of user control? What would that look like?" I'm going to make that argument in three pieces. First, I'm going to do a little background on group structure and the tension between the individual and the group. Then I want to contrast briefly governance in real and virtual worlds. Finally I want to propose a thought experiment on placing control of online spaces in the hands of the users. - More at http://www.shirky.com/writings/nomic.html

Delivering Flash Video: Dynamic
Bandwidth Detection with Flash
Communication Server

Delivering Flash Video: Dynamic
Bandwidth Detection with Flash
Communication Server 12/17/2004 06:35 PM
Download sample code and directions for delivering streaming video at target bandwidths for individual users.

All-in-one tool to build Flash websites,
Flash intros, slide-shows and more.

All-in-one tool to build Flash websites,
Flash intros, slide-shows and more. 07/18/2004 02:20 AM
One-click Flash website and intro builder. [PRWEB Jul 18, 2004]

Tenmiles Launches Flash Wallpaper -
Brings Flash to Desktops

Tenmiles Launches Flash Wallpaper -
Brings Flash to Desktops 06/03/2004 02:00 AM
Promises to revolutionize desktop use [PRWEB Jun 3, 2004]

Developing and Adapting Flash Games for
Flash Lite

Developing and Adapting Flash Games for
Flash Lite 12/17/2004 06:35 PM
Find out how easy it is to develop Flash games and port them to play on mobile phones through Flash Lite 1.1.

Newer, Smaller Flash Cards: C-Flash

Newer, Smaller Flash Cards: C-Flash 03/14/2005 06:03 PM

Pretec Electronics Corporation, apparently unaware that more than eight competing formats already exist in this market, has developed a new flash memory card called the C-Flash. Smaller than a dime, Pretec seems to be gambling on the "hope your customers lose your product and don't learn from their mistakes" business model. Cards with capacities up to 1GB will be available by June, and they're sampling them in mobile phones, which is just about the only place I'd want to see one. Honestly, though, there comes a point (perhaps when you require magnification equipment) when it's just too small. A note to these companies with the perpetual smaller-is-better mentalities: Just because I might one day be able to carry all of my media collection as well as the Library of Congress on a card the size of an eyelash doesn't mean I'll want to, dig?

While on the topic of Flash Memory formats, now seems like a good time to mention LIVEdigitally's Flash Card roundup, wherein they break down the Flash Jungle into small, manageable pieces.

New Flash Memory Card Smaller Than Dime [TheRawFeed]
Flash Card Memory Roundup [LIVEdigitally]

Create Flash effects fast--without Flash

Create Flash effects fast--without Flash 10/28/2003 11:08 PM
CNET Oct 28 2003 1:52AM ET

The Flash Anthology - Chapter 1: Flash
Essentials

The Flash Anthology - Chapter 1: Flash
Essentials 07/29/2004 10:07 PM
WebmasterBase Jul 30 2004 1:16AM GMT

Web-based Timesheet Provider Replicon
Inc. Launches Web-based Resource
Scheduling Software

Web-based Timesheet Provider Replicon
Inc. Launches Web-based Resource
Scheduling Software 04/06/2005 02:38 AM
Replicon’s Web Resource to Replace the use of Traditional Spreadsheets for Employee Project Scheduling [PRWEB Apr 6, 2005]

My PC is older than yours

My PC is older than yours 01/19/2004 07:17 AM
The Register Jan 19 2004 11:19AM GMT

PHP Metadata

PHP Metadata 08/08/2004 05:15 AM
phpmetadata-v0.1a is out

SVG-Metadata-0.06

SVG-Metadata-0.06 06/19/2004 04:48 PM

SVG-Metadata-0.02

SVG-Metadata-0.02 06/14/2004 12:44 AM

SVG-Metadata-0.08

SVG-Metadata-0.08 06/25/2004 07:26 AM

SVG-Metadata-0.14

SVG-Metadata-0.14 08/08/2004 12:03 AM

Grok Description matches for Older flash-based MP3 players and OS X metadata
GrokA matches for Older flash-based MP3 players and OS X metadata

Creative MuVo Slim Vs. Samsung Yepp
YP-T5 Review

Creative MuVo Slim Vs. Samsung Yepp
YP-T5 Review 06/16/2004 08:34 AM

Tom's Hardware has an at-first off putting comparison review of the Creative MuVo Slim and Samsung's Yepp YP-T5 where they attempt to contrast the two oddly-shaped flash memory players, but mostly just end up with two separate reviews. Of the two, I definitely prefer the MuVo Slim. It may be twice as heavy and oddly shaped, but you have to admit there is a certain appeal to having 256MB of music stored in a form-factor that shares both the size and shape of a cassette tape. The fact that it uses USB 2.0 just takes it over the top.
Read< /b> [TomsHardware]

Samsung Yepp YPC-C1, YP-F1

Samsung Yepp YPC-C1, YP-F1 04/04/2005 08:19 AM

Samsung has new models of their Yepp flash-based MP3 players out, the YPC-C1 and the YP-F1. Neither models are terribly inspiring, but then again, what flash players are these days? Both models support WMA (and the bulbous YP-F1 will do OGG Vorbis, too) and are available in sizes up to 2GB, as well as all the recording and FM radio capabilities flash-players have been capable of for years.

Yepp! Baby ! Encore plus de Mp3 par Samsung [AkihabaraNews]

Samsung Yepp-NEU USB explorer/manager

Samsung Yepp-NEU USB explorer/manager 12/30/2004 05:20 AM
0.0.3 release

Aiptek PocketDV 4500

Aiptek PocketDV 4500 07/16/2004 10:08 AM

It's probably not going to give you the same sort of visual fidelity of a nicer camera, but for $230 the new AIPTEK PocketDV 4100 looks like a fun diversion, with a 4-megapixel sensor and a 1.8-inch color LCD screen. Keep in mind that the 4100 doesn't use tapes. Instead, it has a Compact Flash slot that supports, well, as much Compact Flash as you can afford. I suspect that the 4-megapixel sensor is actually 4-megapixel this time, instead of the 2-megapixel CCD that's in the SD-card-based PocketDV 4500 that is just interpolated up to 4-megapixel. (Thanks, Mike!)
Read - Product Page [AiptekUSA]

Related
Aiptek Pocket DV4500 Hits The States [Gizmodo]

Amazon Launches Portable Media Center
Page, Preorders for Samsung Yepp YH-999,
Creative Labs Zen

Amazon Launches Portable Media Center
Page, Preorders for Samsung Yepp YH-999,
Creative Labs Zen 07/10/2004 12:45 PM

They aren't shipping yet, but it looks like Amazon has set up their Personal Media Center page to promote both the Samsung Yepp YH-999 [pictured] and the Creative Labs Zen Portable Media Center. While there's not a whole lot of information about the devices that you haven't already heard, but if you're itching to pick either one up you can pre-order can get it shipped as soon as they hit our shores. If you purchase the Samsung instead of the Creative, you can save a whole eleven cents!

Links and more inside.

Samsung's YEPP YEPP YP-T5H and YP-T5V:
Bite-Sized MP3 Players

Samsung's YEPP YEPP YP-T5H and YP-T5V:
Bite-Sized MP3 Players 05/06/2004 11:47 AM
Smaller than a Bic lighter, Samsung's new YEPP YP-T5H and YP-T5V are the being touted as the "World's Smallest Flash Players" and, you know, they just might be. Available in both 128MB and 256MB versions, the included MP3/WMA/WAV playback, an FM-tuner and voice recording, plus a three-line LCD with a...

Samsung's Updated YEPP YP-ST5 Flash
Player

Samsung's Updated YEPP YP-ST5 Flash
Player 07/26/2004 10:55 AM

Good morning, friends. I had a great time in Virginia this weekend, although as is typical at a LAN I played videogames for about 2 hours and drank for about 8 each day (not that this is necessarily in error). That being said, I'm glad to be back, so I can talk about things like this update to the Samsung YP-T5 "World's Smallest" YP-T5 flash player, the YP-ST5. Although the form factor is pretty much the same, the battery life has been bumped from 8 hours of playback to 20, USB 2.0 support is in, and an updated firmware (around August or so) will add OGG Vorbis support.

Also, reheated fried calamari has the delicate taste and texture of a cockring. Take the necessary flavor precautions.

Read - Samsung YP-ST5 - Follow-up to World's Smallest MP3 Player [I4U]

Related
Creative MuVo Slim Vs. Samsung Yepp YP-T5 Review [Gizmodo]

Samsung develops high-capacity smart
card chip

Samsung develops high-capacity smart
card chip 08/31/2004 07:51 AM
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. has begun producing a smart card IC (integrated circuit) chip that the company claims contains a larger amount of erasable and programmable memory than those of competitors, it said in a statement on Tuesday.

Aiptek PocketDV 4100

Aiptek PocketDV 4100 07/16/2004 05:02 PM

It's probably not going to give you the same sort of visual fidelity of a nicer camera, but for $230 the new AIPTEK PocketDV 4100 looks like a fun diversion, with a 4-megapixel sensor and a 1.8-inch color LCD screen. Keep in mind that the 4100 doesn't use tapes. Instead, it has a Compact Flash slot that supports, well, as much Compact Flash as you can afford. I suspect that the 4-megapixel sensor is actually 4-megapixel this time, instead of the 2-megapixel CCD that's in the SD-card-based PocketDV 4500 that is just interpolated up to 4-megapixel. (Thanks, Mike!)
Read - Product Page [AiptekUSA]

Related
Aiptek Pocket DV4500 Hits The States [Gizmodo]

Update: Looks like it's just 3-megapixel, interpolated to 4. Thanks to everyone who sent this in.
Read< /b> - Product Page [AiptekTW]

Aiptek PocketDV 3300 for Linux 0.2

Aiptek PocketDV 3300 for Linux 0.2 02/17/2004 07:54 PM
A user-mode grabber and kernel module for Aiptek PocketDV 3300 cameras.

Samsung Adds DivX Support via Firmware
Update

Samsung Adds DivX Support via Firmware
Update 07/28/2004 01:20 PM

Now I'm sure you'll correct me if I'm wrong, but do any of the current movie download services offer their wares in DivX format? Because if not, where exactly does Samsung, when detailing its plans to upgrade some of its DVD player firmware to support DivX, intend its customers to get the files that "can be downloaded over high-speed lines in a relatively short time?" Surely not the internet. That would be tantamount to murdering film carpenters' entire families.

That aside, DivX firmware updates for Samsung players from the company itself is plus plus. Now if they'd throw in a little XviD flavor we could stream the movies we've already (legally, for honest) ripped. Update: Oh, hey, look at the image that I put up myself. I'm mostly functional! (Thanks, Antii!)

Also, Happy Birthday, Modbuster!
Read - What's DivX? [Samsung]

Samsung And Verizon Wireless Announce
The Samsung SCH-a790 Global Phone

Samsung And Verizon Wireless Announce
The Samsung SCH-a790 Global Phone 09/02/2004 03:45 PM
Wi-Fi Technology Forum Sep 2 2004 7:44PM GMT

View movie trailers and music videos in
QT Player

View movie trailers and music videos in
QT Player 06/30/2004 11:32 AM
If you want to watch trailers from Apple's trailer page in QuickTime Player instead of in a browser window or through the iTunes Music Store, it can be done pretty easily. When loading a movie in your favorite browser, view ...

CES Showfloor: Samsung Portable DMB
Player

CES Showfloor: Samsung Portable DMB
Player 01/06/2005 08:21 PM

Yes, I finally made it on the showfloor! After hours of bopping around, trying to find just a drop of internet, I finally through all caution to the wind and actually looked at gadgets. Samsung's booth in particular was full of yummy things, like this nice-looking DMB portable television that we'll never get here (because we don't have DMB, not because they don't love us).

Samsung Player Sports MP3, Diamonds

Samsung Player Sports MP3, Diamonds 03/17/2005 04:22 AM
If bling is your thing, then Samsung has the MP3 player for you. The electronics maker showed off its latest creation this past week at CeBIT, the European technology fair. Encrusted with 12 diamond studs, the audio player will hold up to 1 gigabyte of music and also features an FM tuner.

Samsung rakes in record profit

Samsung rakes in record profit 04/16/2004 10:25 AM
CNET Apr 16 2004 1:53PM GMT

Samsung to Produce Tiniest Memory Card

Samsung to Produce Tiniest Memory Card 03/24/2005 01:48 PM
Hankooki Mar 24 2005 4:57PM GMT

Samsung Electronics Reaps Record Profit

Samsung Electronics Reaps Record Profit 04/15/2004 11:36 PM
Boston Globe Apr 16 2004 3:38AM GMT

Samsung launches diamond-encrusted MP3
player at CeBIT

Samsung launches diamond-encrusted MP3
player at CeBIT 04/04/2005 04:26 PM
NewsTarget Apr 4 2005 6:06PM GMT

Earnings alert: Samsung rakes in record
profit

Earnings alert: Samsung rakes in record
profit 04/16/2004 10:25 AM
CNET Apr 16 2004 1:41PM GMT

Samsung Electronics Reaps Record Profit
(Reuters)

Samsung Electronics Reaps Record Profit
(Reuters) 04/15/2004 09:07 PM
Reuters - Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, Asia's most valuable electronics company, reported its quarterly profit almost trebled to a record on Friday because of roaring demand for memory chips, mobile phones and flat television screens.

Samsung Elec. develops world's fastest
multimedia card

Samsung Elec. develops world's fastest
multimedia card 09/22/2004 08:35 AM
Maekyung Internet Sep 22 2004 1:34PM GMT

Motorola,Samsung,LG: First dual SIM card
mobile makers in China

Motorola,Samsung,LG: First dual SIM card
mobile makers in China 06/16/2004 08:41 AM
Peoples Daily Online Jun 16 2004 12:14PM GMT

Samsung unveils multi-file audio players

Samsung unveils multi-file audio players 05/07/2004 10:43 AM
Personal Computer World May 7 2004 2:17PM GMT

Samsung SyncMaster 173P review

Samsung SyncMaster 173P review 09/02/2004 08:53 PM

Samsung DVD-HD931 Review: Upscale
Upscaling

Samsung DVD-HD931 Review: Upscale
Upscaling 05/11/2004 11:58 AM
About.com's Robert Silva reviews the Samsung DVD-HD931 and comes away very impressed, especially with its Faroudja de-interlacer scaler that up-scales lower-than-HDTV signals (like every DVD you own, for example) up to 720p/1080i. Not only that, but the HD921 has a DVI out, meaning it can drop a clean digital signal...

Samsung p730 Hands-On Half-A-Review

Samsung p730 Hands-On Half-A-Review 05/18/2004 03:00 PM
With all the talk of 3-megapixel cameraphones, it's almost easy to forgot we're still stuck with crappy VGA-quality imagers here in the Western world. Fortunately, Europe's starting to see some 1-megapixel jobs, and PocketLint got their hands on the Samsung p730, their first megapixel handset (the one with the cool...

SGH-D410: Samsung and T-Mobile Slider
Phone Review

SGH-D410: Samsung and T-Mobile Slider
Phone Review 08/11/2004 07:19 PM

I'll be honest with you, first impressions may be all you get of this Samsung SGH-D410, the first US slider phone from Samsung - currently available from T-Mobile. It's not that it isn't cool, it's just that first impressions may be all you really need with this one, because all-in-all it's not that deep.

Samsung ML-2552W Workgroup Wireless
Laser Printer Review

Samsung ML-2552W Workgroup Wireless
Laser Printer Review 07/12/2004 07:20 AM

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