iRiver E30 Matte Limited MP3 Player
The iRiver E30 Matte which is limited only to Japan has been an upgrade of sorts. The player has seen the increase of storage options for a mere 2GB of 4GB or 8GB.
Not much else to write home about, you’re still the same old features – 1.8 inch (176 × 220) screen with the usual file support. No price available yet but you can see the iriver E30 product. [via playerbites]
Moneual 101 Black Pemium HTPC Entertainment System
Moneual launches in Korea, the new 101 Premium HTPC which has a design that matches your home entertainment system. Three models are available, the 101-D Core 2 Duo E8400 and 4 GB of RAM, 101-O with the Core 2 Duo E7500 and 4 GB of RAM and 101-S with E5300 and 2GB of memory.
The exception of 101-D has 500GB hard drive, the other two models both get a 320 GB hard drive All are equipped with NVIDIA GeForce 9300 graphics and a DVD burner. These offers HTPC HDMI, DVI and D-Sub outputs. WiFi is optional. [via itechnews]
Sony ICD-UX200 and ICD-UX300 3-In-1 Digital Voice Recorders
The ICD-UX200 (2GB) and ICD-UX300 (4GB) are the latest 3-in-1 digital voice recorders from Sony for the European market. Unlike most digital voice recorders, the recorders also function as an MP3 player and USB flash drive to store your data.
Otherwise, they also have a 5-line LCD screen, a built-in speaker, a sliding USB connector and a rechargeable battery that provides up to 14.5 hours recording or up to 53.5 hours of reading. The ICD-UX200 and UX300 will start shipping in December 2009 for prices without notice yet. [via techfresh]
Acer Aspire Time 1820P Tablet PC
Acer is planning a new Tablet PC 1820P named Time Aspire, which can be regarded as the convertible version of the Tablet 1810T/Aspire Chronology 1410. The 1820P is the technical configuration identical to 1810T but gets a touch screen.
We scenario we expect to have a 1820P Core 2 Solo SU3400 Processor 1.4GHz, 2GB of memory and graphics GMA4500MHD board. It has a screen of 11.6 inches. The tablet will be delivered with Windows 7. [via itechnews]
