Introducing AGPtek waterproof MP3 Player, a MP3 player which is highly durable waterproof MP3 from AGPtek. Waterproof MP3 player and earphone specially designed for swimming, spa and other water sports!It light-weight and portable MP3 player arrives having a water-proof case. This cute MP3 player has black and orange body which able to save 2GB music everywhere you go and activity along with a handy goggle strap. It can transfer mp3/wma music files from your computer to the waterproof mp3 player via USB cable. While, recharge the battery via USB cable, only 1.5~2.0 hours is required to fully charge the battery which will last for about 8 hours
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Today, Sony Ericsson has announced a new range of Walkman Z series of personal media players (PMP). Sony wants the Walkman brand to make a comeback and will aim to make that happen with Android at the helm. This player will run Android 2.3 Gingerbread and will feature a 4.3-inch WVGA display, 1GHz Tegra 2 CPU, 802.11 b/g/n WiFi, Bluetooth, and FM radio. Storage options span 16GB (NW-Z1050), 32GB (NW-Z1060) and 64GB. Sony promises 20 hours of music and 5 hours of video on the Walkman Z. Being a Tegra device, you’ll also get 1080p playback, either through the included micro-HDMI port or over the air using DLNA. Pricing remains “openâ€� apparently, bÏ…t Sony Ô�οеѕ commit tο availability Ñ–n Japan frοm December 10th.

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Skytex Technology, Inc. has just announced the upcoming release of the Primer Pocket, a wifi media tablet with Android™. With its 4.3-inch multi-touch display, the Primer Pocket is pretty much the same size as many Android smartphones. But while other media players don’t come with phone-like functionalities, you can use the Primer Pocket for some VoIP calling. It has 4GB Flash, a microSD card slot, and a g-sensor. The screen is multi-touch, but it’s also low-res (480×272). Users will be able to enjoy their favorite music and video files, as well as browse the web, play games and stay connected with friends and family over wifi.

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Since its launch in 2007, the Zoom H2 Handy recorder with its ability to record high quality digital audio has become popular for everything. Today, Zoom has just unveiled their latest foray into the portable recording market, the Zoom H2n Handy Recorder. It features their latest microphone technology with five mic capsules on-board. There’s mid-side stereo, 90-degrees X/Y stereo, 2-channel, and 4-channel surround sound. Zoom has incorporated an interesting feature that allows you to switch between different recording modes with the on-board mic. For journalists, you can refine the respondents and other reporters block / lot of noise during the concerts, fans can be adapted to record audio from only the singer target. The Zoom H2n also packs a 1.8″ LCD display for monitoring your recordings.

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iRiver has come back to the large media player field with the arrival of the P8 in Russia. P8 is available in two models,one with 8GB storage and the other with 16GB storage. According to the official hardware specifications available on Iriver’s product page, the P8 portable media player sports a five inch touchscreen which is capable of a native resolution of 800 x 480 and an HDMI out with 1080p video playback. This player can last for nine hours non-stop videos and forty hours for music on a single charge.

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Apple.pro has posted photo of what they claim is the next generation iPod nano. The website, often a reliable source of Apple rumors and product leaks, posted a similar picture of the iPod nano’s case back in early April. The photo shows a camera at the top corner of the device’s back casing. According to the source leaking this information, the camera is a low-resolution 1.3 megapixel sensor. Crediting a source named “Ray” from California, the site suggests that the next iPod nano will not include a clip as the current model does. Placing a clip on the back of the device would cover the camera lens on the supposed device.

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The Philips SA080 is a new portable media player from Philips that boasts high definition video playback , but uses a 24-bit TFT LCD display. The SA080 also comes with Philips’ FullSound – a technology of theirs that restores the sonic details that music compression loses on the player’s audio files. It should be able to support all of your standard media files, as well as RM, RMVB, AVI, H.264, MPEG4.
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The 4-inch Galaxy Player 4 and the 5-inch Galaxy Player 5 should be for sale in the US this spring. Samsung is already showing the devices off in New York in preparation. Powered by Android 2.2 Froyo, Galaxy Player comes in 4� and 5� screen sizes and is very much like Galaxy S without 3G / GSM. This is Samsung’s way of making competition a little more fierce against Apple’s iPod Touch, as this is essentially just that, running Android 2.2 out of the box, and upgradeable to Gingerbread soon after.

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South Korea will receive another of the Galaxy series from Samsung, the Galaxy Player 70. The Galaxy Player 70 is designed based on Education Ready system and has an identical specs with the regular Galaxy Player. The player also has a built-in selection of dictionaries, Samsung Smart Edu App with access to six training classes.
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Panasonic announced its two new portable disc players, the DMP-B200 Blu-ray player and the DVD-LS92 DVD player. They are built to offer the decisive high definition know-how for those itinerant, with serve as an additional Blu-ray Disc or DVD player for use with some TV.
This portable Blu-ray player comes jam packed with an 8.9-inch, -Si TFT panel with a 1024×600 resolution, an HDMI out and a pair of 500mW speakers. Its battery provides enough juice for up to 4-hour of operation time. The DMP-B200 also supports BD-R and BD-RE drive (single or dual layer) as well as video (MPEG-2, AVCHD, ISDB-T Mobile Video and H.264 Mobile Video) stored on an SDXC cards.The DMP-B200 has been scheduled out this mid-March in Japan but Panasonic not yet give the detail price of the player.

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