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Flash memory players include FM tuner and voice recorder

Two new matchbook-size digital audio players have been announced by JVC, one with 1 gigabytes (GB) of storage and another with a capacity of 512 megabytes. The two flash memory players each feature a built-in FM stereo tuner, voice recorder and a large backlit four-line dot matrix display.

The new JVC XA-MP101 (1GB) and XA-MP51 (512MB) support both MP3 and WMA (DRM) files. They connect to a PC using the players’ USB 2.0 port, and there is no software required – adding files is a simple drag-and-drop procedure.

Both players are truly pocket-size: each measures a mere two-inches square and weighs just 1.5 ounces with the single AAA battery installed. The XA-MP101 comes in black, while the XA-MP51 is available in blue or white.


JVC’s XA-MP101 and XA-MP51 will be available in July at nationally advertised values of $199.95 and $149.95.

Product Specifications

In addition to the FM tuner and voice recorder, other features include FM stereo recording from the tuner, five preset equalization modes, playlist editing and bass boost. There is also a line-out jack for routing the sound through another music system, and a headphone jack. To ensure top-quality sound, both players use an 18-bit D/A (digital-to-analog) converter and the included headphones feature Neodymium drivers.



JVC XA-MP101 & XA-MP51

JVC XA-MP101 & XA-MP51

JVC XA-MP101 & XA-MP51



JVC XA-MP101 Reviews:


Infosyncworld.com Reviews the JVC XA-MP101 and they say -"The JVC XA-MP101 offers decent sound in an ultra-small casing, conveniently featuring a voice recorder and stereo FM radio in addition to its broad format support and 1 GB of internal flash memory. Its main drawback is the small display and steep price tag, with the player also exhibiting slow response times for certain functions during testing. Overall, the XA-MP101 comes recommended for those looking for a small yet capable audio player - and who won't mind purchasing an additional set of headphones."