Category: pmp

The French PMP maker, Archos has unveiled a new entry-level PMP in the market that will be making its debut at a very affordable price tag of $200. Powered by an ARM 9 600MHz processor, it features a 5-inch WVGA display and built-in Wi-Fi. However, there is no built in Bluetooth. Battery life is stated [...]

Call it a mistake or a way to get free advertisement, but Microsoft has leaked a new version of its Tegra-based Zune HD which comes with 64GB of flash storage. The Zune.net clearly enlists it as Zune HD 64 but until they formally announce it, take it as a grain of salt, ok? More here

It is being said that 9 out of 10 advertisers in China prefer to use the Chinese girls to sell their PMPs and other gadgets, and this has worked pretty good so far. Example: Here is a picture of the PMP called Cube that supports 720p video and 1080i output via HDMI port. related queries: [...]

People are reporting that the new firmware has resulted in improved battery life in T-Mobile G1. Here is one quote from XDA-developer’s post: today I have been using my G1 for about 12 hours straight to listen music text and browse, 12 hours later the 15% warning came out before I’ll say I get 6 [...]

Wondering what is new in this firmware? Here is the quick list: Google Maps gets updated to include Google Latitude Ability to check for new software updates Save MMS Pictures Google Voice Search Report Comments in Android Market as spam Display “Update Available” for previously downloaded applications And of course, bug fixes via engadget

Pocketables.net has recently published a review of the iRiver T5. Jenn, who has written the review is quite impressed with the unit. She says “The iriver T5 doesn’t offer anything new or exciting to the DAP world, but it’s not too bad for less than $40. The convenience of having a USB jack built in [...]