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Hey, man, you’re just like a rock star! [via technabob]Powered by Gregarious (42)Share this page or bookmark it!Popularity: 3% [?]No Comments » PermalinkMicky Mouse iRiver Disney MPlayerSaturday, October 13th, 2007 11:36 am by BeckyBowden in Girlie Gadgets, Portable AudioIf you have young kids who are into Disney then this next gadget is something that you might want to think about adding to their Christmas listThis is a simple and cute little MP3 and WMA device with a dainty little Mickey Mouse shaped player. It comes in a variety of different colours that would suit both boys and girls.

Not only is it capable of all sorts of MP3 formats, but it also has a voice recorder and FM tuner. The iRiver T50 should be out in mid-April in black and white models for about $85 USD.

If you are in the market for a multifunction MP3 player with video capability and more, the iriver E10 is worth a look. It has a large 6Gb storage capacity and can even double as a remote for your TV.

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The Juicebox can also display photos on its 3 inch color screen. The device is targeted to 8-12 year old "tweens" and while the functionality is limited compared to something like the iRiver PMP, it's tween-priced at $69.

A couple of weeks ago I reported about the iRiver H10, Reigncom,Aeos new addition to the portable MP3 player market. Today I am introducing Creative,Aeos Zen Micro and the Rio Carbon.

Reigncom,Aeos newest player is without a doubt a close competitor to Apple,Aeos iPod mini. The iRiver H10 is a 5GB hard drive disk player that also allows you to read eBooks and see pictures on its 1.

The iriver H120 can hold up to 600 hours of music and has a 16 hour battery life. It even has an FM tuner and a voice recorder.

While the universal translator may be far away, at least for now we have the iRiver D25 electronic dictionary. The D25 is equipped with Korean, Chinese, English and Japanese dictionaries.

I never thought I'd get another portable media player because I was a way-too-early adopter of the now-primitive Archos Jukebox Multimedia and in order to load an hour-long episode of a show, it took about 3 hours of encoding. More recent models from Samsung, iRiver, and Creative, among others, haven't simplified the process much.

Can you feel CES in the air yet? If not, this advance announcement from iriver should add to the gadget ambiance. The portable-media-player manufacturer will be showcasing at least a couple of new toys, including a new version of its Clix player (above) and the W10 handheld

Try us two years ago with this thing, iriver.So if you live in the U

This iRiver d27 e-dictionary is a classy little affair with its full QWERTY keyboard. In addition to being, well, a dictionary, it can be loaded up with music and pictures and can even read ebooks.

It's tough to impress me, but iriver did it with its Unit 2. The company calls this slick stereo minisystem the Unit 2 because it hasn't thought of a name for it yet.

Want to show off your geek chic while doing it? Then you need iriver's NV, a GPS that moonlights as a portable media player, and also happens to be slick as hell. The 7-inch touchscreen has a resolution of 800 x 480 pixels and sports not one, but two SD card slots, so you can really jack up the memory on this baby if you're planning to use it as your primary music/video player

Shooting for the type of easy syncing that makes the iPod/iTunes combo so popular, Microsoft and iriver are looking to make the process of buying music online and putting in your music player as easy as possible. At least that's the plan  the specifics of how easy it will be are hard to pinpoint, as the press release is full of vague marketing-speak and no real info on how the software will interface with the player.

Before you dismiss the idea as this decade's version of the calculator watch, have a look at this prototype version from iriver. The design has a number of things going for it: first, the MP3 player, which looks loosely based on the company's 2-GB S10 model, is removable, so you can pop it in your pocket when you want to free your wrist.

Y'know, I just may have been a little harsh on that iriver B20 portable that I spotted last week on the U.K.

The iRiver phone is unnamed yetand its specs is remain a secret. But as reported by PC Magazine, the iRiver phone comes in an iPhone look-a-like design with 3-inch touchscreen which has 480 x 272 pixels resolution, 2MP camera, Wifi connection, GPS support and 4GB intrnal memory

It actually makes us a wee bit nauseous to see all these low-end Siren devices come from irivers team of design slayers. Nevertheless, well hold down our angst-kebab long enough to tell you about their new DP350 media player.