Video Review of the TAVI 020 20GB PMP

Jun 7 2006, 6:52am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

We reported about the cool Tavi 020 PMP with 20GB hard-drive in January the first time. French GenerationMP3 published now a detailed video review of the Tavi.

The video review has French commentary, but is still interesting even if you do not understand a word. The video demonstrates all aspects of the Tavi 020.

The Tavi 020 sells for $399.99 on Wal-mart and on Amazon.com. Amazon.com also offers the 30GB version for $449.99.

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