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you must have noticed that most of the MP3/MP4 products on the market are basically similar even almost same and young and fresh people just like you must have got tired of them.And now seems that there are some new products which are changing the boring market.

 Onda, hands in hands with Actions,is going to push a new model VX525 which will have a brandnew Flash UI design.It features some interesting and sharp functions like ” the whole sliding touch”, flash game&animation, eye-catching theme which is easy to change, furthermore, excellent sound quality and other rich features enable this model to be popular in the market.

 It is learnt that this product will be officially released recently, which has a new generation of fashion for. It has been supported by Actions (the chip is Action2137), with all mainstream functions like video playback, e-books, picture review and so on the basis of the mainstream functions, and  also adopting FLASH UI interface,which allows users’ whim to operate on the  touch screen  And directly support  the current popular FLASH game / animation.

By 7 inch nails and reference to imp3.net

MEIZU’s M8 has won lots of attentions even it delays and delays again.Only God knows when it will come comparing that Ipod generation III has come to market

But seems that it is really a different model,the followings are pictures and videos (by zol and cnmo)

the photos taken by M8

(by 7 inch nails)

Newman NUNU X1 is built in Rockchip RK2602A,and equipped with 1.5 inch TFT panel,260,000 colour,resolution 176× 132 pixels;Supports AVI format video playing.

NUNU X1’s ultra-thin body is only 6 mm in thickness, length and width is only 89 × 40mm, very compact and portable, even slimmer that Apple ipod Nano 2 and Nano 3. Built in Hynix (Hynix / Hyundai) flash memory with capacity of 1 GB/2GB/4GB.Its 3.7v/380mAh lithium-ion battery enable the player working more than 10 hours.

Newman NUNU X1 supports 32 Kbps ~ 320Kbps digital music files in MP3 format and 48 Kbps ~ 320Kbps bit rate WMA format, LRC lyrics synchronous displaying;frequency response:20 Hz ~ 20KHz, S/N≥ 85 dB. browse the JPEG format images and TXT e-text.FM radio(band from.76.0MHz～90.0MHz and 87.5MHz～108);MIC voice recording.

RK2602A

Hyandai Flash mem

Newman NUNU X1 similar to Click-Wheel sliding touch keys

Through dismantling, we can see that Newman NUNU X1 is of nice manufacturing .The main hardware such as 1.5-inch TFT color screen, and the Click-Wheel sliding touch the keys are in good quality.the solution and  flash memory chips are mature.The shielding for the parts are  effective. Both the design and manufacturing are quite detail-oriented.

(by 7 inch nails)

[VIA ZOL]

Teclast just released some pictures for their upcoming model M31, and announced this model new will use  Fujitsu MVA technology display, with FM transmitter features and TV-OUT TV output function, supporting RMVB, RM, FLV, AVI, DAT, MPG, and other video format Documents.

Fujitsu’s MVA (Multi-domain Vertical Alignment) technology is a multi-quadrant to the vertical distribution technology. It makes the LCD  not traditionally vertical, but  biased static when the applied voltage  changes the liquid crystal molecules to be horizontal so that the backlight goes through more rapidly,which  will significantly shorten the response time,moreover it obviously changes to the allocation of liquid crystal so that the perspective of vision is 170 degree wider, with brightness of 220 lumens and screen resolution  of 432 * 240 pixels .

Good music, always to be shared with friends, but it is quite  trival to copy and paste each others.  The new wireless music sharing feature allows immediate wireless music sharing possible. M31 carrys FM radio function, when you need  to share music, justopen the local FM transmitter function, with any FM-enabled devices such as MP3, MP4, mobile phones, car speakers, radio, etc., can be shared immediately.

TV-OUT TV output

M31 supports RMVB, RM, FLV, AVI, DAT, MPG format video player, and it escalate the visual effects by output directly on the TV through the TV-OUT function.

(by 7 inch nails)
[via imp3]