Godot M9500 Digital Player
Finally a DAP which is not from Korea (what are the odds of that !).The new Godot M9500 tries hard to fit in the crazy digital players and has some decent specs on it. It includes a 4GB hard drive and an elegant brush metal housing. Supporting formats like MP3, Ogg Vorbis, WMA, and WMA-DRM files, one can’t help but be impressed. There is the now standard FM radio and it can also convert any incoming audio signal to MP3 via the line-in recording (we like!). Features like voice recording and bookmarking an audiomark are nice additions , however they could have done better than the small LCD display. It is powered by a Li-ion rechargeable battery which is capable of 9 hours of playback and it includes 20 preset EQ & 1 user EQ. The Godot M9500 is available in the UK where it retails for £80 ($151). Product Page
Via Engadget
Simple, stylish and elegant body design. Plays MPEG 1/2/2.5 Layer3, WMA (DRM9), OGG. Recording directly into MP3 files from CD player or walkman thru line-in cable (refer the accessories part). Built-in voice recorder offer high quality of voice recording. Plug and play, all you need is only USB cable. 4GB internal hard drive holds up to 2000 songs (in WMA format). Listen to FM radio with special offered functions, such as sleep timer and FM recording. Connects to USB 2.0 port for high-speed data transfer, up to 1MB/sec. Up to 12 min of anti-shock. Up to 9 hours of music playback with Li-ion rechargeable battery. 128x64 dots STN LCD display with indigo blue EL backlight. Search your digital music collections by whatever you like: artist, album, songs or genres. Folders browsing allow you to manage your music by folders. You can save your current playback status along with settings to bookmarks and retrieve it for later use. Supports multi-languages (English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, French, Dutch, Germen, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish and so on). 　 Provide powerful music management software and maintain your digital audio collections. Support firmware upgrade. Supports Windows OS and Mac OS
Stumble It! | Posted by Paul on August 17, 2006 11:46 AM
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