Colin Dunstan
10-22-2004, 02:13 PM
iRiver has formally introduced its Linux-based Portable Media Player (PMP) family in the UK.
The PMP-120 and PMP-140, each equipped with a 20GB and a 40GB 1.8in hard drive, respectively, provide MP3, ASF, WMA and WAV audio playback, along with MPEG 4, AVI, DivX and XviD video support. There's still photography storage and slide-show features, too, and the machines also provide an FM radio and voice recording facilities.
Available now, the PMP-120 retails for around £400, the 40GB version for £450.
Linux is the way to go!
Read the full story (http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/10/21/iriver_pmp_ship/) at The Register.
The PMP-120 and PMP-140, each equipped with a 20GB and a 40GB 1.8in hard drive, respectively, provide MP3, ASF, WMA and WAV audio playback, along with MPEG 4, AVI, DivX and XviD video support. There's still photography storage and slide-show features, too, and the machines also provide an FM radio and voice recording facilities.
Available now, the PMP-120 retails for around £400, the 40GB version for £450.
Linux is the way to go!
Read the full story (http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/10/21/iriver_pmp_ship/) at The Register.