Measures 77.5 x 24.5 x 14.3 mm and weighs at just 26 grams, iRiver’s latest creation, T5, features a 4GB of onboard storage and supports for various popular audio formats. To transfer files from your computer, you simply have to plug the device to your USB port and it will be detected as a portable storage. The next job is as simple as drag-and-drop. To entertain you anytime, T5 also comes with built-in FM radio tuner, so if get bored with your own music collection, you can still tune-in to your favourite radio station. No words on pricing, but the player will be available in two different colours, black and white/gray.

To celebrate the 10th anniversary of its Yepp sub-brand, Samsung Electronics released Yepp Q2 (product code: YP-Q2) MP3 player in Korea market. Featuring support for DNSe 3.0 technology that delivers optimum sound for music and video playback, the device comes with a 2.4-inch display, built-in FM radio tuner, text viewer, games, and a battery that provides up to 50 hours of playback. It is also equipped with an auto-bookmark function (not sure what the hell is that), a consumer-oriented user button, and support for WMA and MPEG-4 video playback. Finally, Samsung Yepp Q2 portable player is available in three colors — black, white, and blue.

For now, three capacity variants are available: 4GB (139,000 Won), 8GB (179,000 Won), and 16GB (239,000 Won).

iRiver officially announced the release of the brand new E150 Portable MP4 Player in Korea market. Featuring a curved design with a typical Scandinavian-style GUI, the device comes with a 2.4-inch TFT LCD display and a stereo speaker on its back, along with built-in FM radio tuner, photo album, A-B repeat function, and video playback @ 30 fps. E150 is available in three different colors (black, white, and pink), each with three capacity variants (2GB, 4GB, and 8GB). The 2GB version is retailed for 108,000 Won (about $82), 4GB for 138,000 Won (about $104), and 8GB for 168,000 Won (about $127). The latter seems like a great deal to me!

iRiver is going to release its newest digital audio player, E50 Metal, on March 20th. Measures 88 x 38.8 x 7.7mm and weighs 40.2 grams, the portable device features a 1.8-inch LCD screen with 172 x 220 resolution, a built-in FM radio tuner, and a 4GB of onboard storage. It plays MP3, WMA, and APE audio formats, as well as SMV movie format @ 30fps. Moreover, its battery provides up to 52 hours of continous playback per single full charge. And that’s over two days of music. Wow!

iRiver is a popular company who specialized themself on manufacturing portable media player devices, such as MP3 player, video player, PMP, etc. Some of them are available on Amazon. Check out our iRiver PMP’s store if you’re not busy

Measures 55.4 x 20 x 10.5mm and weighs 10 grams, Green-House Kana-Micro MP3 Player (model number: GH-KANAMR) is your little, portable friend on the go. This device can play MP3, WMA, and WMA DRM audio formats stored inside its 2GB MicroSD media card. Unfortunately, you can only have the music for up to 2 hours, so, if you plan to take a long journey, you might consider taking iPod instead…

Kana-Micro DAP is currently available in seven different flavours as shown on the image below — white, blue, green, red, pink, purple, and orange. As you can see, all of them have a neat transparent case which make ‘em a little bit fashionable…

Ken D is the latest MP3 player from BigBeam of Korea. Boasting an enhanced video playback function, the device sports a 2.8-inch display and the ability to play music, display photo and text, record your own voice, and of course, play stored movie. It supports various media formats, including MP3, FLAC, and APE. Finally, weighs at just 60 grams, Ken D comes with either a 4GB of 8GB of storage, priced respectively at 107,000 Won (about $83) and 129,000 Won (about $100). Oh, and regarding color variants, one can choose between pink, blue, white, and black.

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Playing videos in the iPod app is just like playing YouTube videos, which we go into in more detail later, so let’s focused on playing songs for now. Here, though, you can play music videos, ripped movies, and content purchased from the iTunes Store, all synced to your iPhone using iTunes. It’s also possible to delete videos from your iPhone to save space. In the Videos list, just swipe your finger from left to right over a video and then tap the Delete button that appears.

One final tip with videos and songs: you can get your iPhone to power off after a certain time when playing videos or songs. From the Home screen, choose Clock > Timer. Choose a time, then set When Timer Ends to Sleep iPod and start watching your video. Nice huh?

Sansa Fuze is the next portable mp3 player from Sandisk which will be released very soon this week. This slim digital audio player features up to 8GB of built-in storage, photo viewer function, an integrated FM radio tuner, e-book viewer, and built-in microSD/SDHC media card slot. Its battery provides up to 24 hours of music playback and up to 5 hours of video. If interested, Fuze will be available in four flavours (red, pink, blue, and black) and retailed for $79.99 (2GB), $99.99 (4GB), and $119.99 (8GB).

Kenwood introduced their new digital audio players in Japan, MG-E Media-Keg Series. Available in two capacity variants (2GB and 4GB), the device offers support for MP3, WMA, and AAC audio formats, a 1.5-inch OLED display, and a microSD media card slot. You can assure that the DAP provides excellent audio quality, thanks to the improved DAC. Measures 92.5 x 41 x 11.8mm and weighs 43 grams, its battery lasts for up to 54 hours.

No words on pricing.

Reigncom unleashed its cute as hell Mickey Mouse-shaped portable MP3 player called MPlayer Eyes during IFA 2008 in Berlin, Germany. Its eyes come with built-in LED lights, thus capable of glowing while playing music. You ca store up to 2GB of music inside and then listen to them for up to 9 hours non-stop. No words on pricing unfortunately.