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    This page contains a single entry from the blog posted on March 31, 2006 12:17 AM.

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    playermax.jpgThe MAX P-X Photo by Maxfield is one of those devices which try to squeeze in everything except the kitchen sink (Notice, my new found love for idioms!). But seriously, this cool little device which features as a 2 inch Display also functions as a digital audio player, a photo viewer, MPEG4-videos and FM tuner. The
    Multicodec-HD-Player features a cool aluminum design straight out from a sci–fi movie and has a 6GB 1 inch HITACHI mini-hard disk. It also includes the renowned The SENNHEISER MX 400 micro headphones and has a lithium-ion-battery which promises play-time of more than 18 hours.

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    SB 2.0 High Speed interface Supported formats – MP3 (MPEG Audio Layer 3) – WMA (Windows Media Audio) – WMA-DRM (Microsoft DRM-protected files incl. DRM 10) – JPEG photo playback with variable slideshow – MPEG4 video playback (*.avi, 160x128, framerate 8, audio = mp3/stereo) Recording – Voice recording via internal microphone – Line-In recording (encoding) from external audio sources – Direct MP3-recording/encoding Miscellaneous functions – Audio playback: Normal | Repeat One | Repeat All | Shuffle | Repeat Shuffle – play-list function – directory navigation Equalizer: Normal | DBB | Classic | Rock | Jazz | Pop 2'' Display (C-STN), 160x128 pixel, 65 k colours


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