Axion X-Robot 512MB MP3 Player

May 23 2005, 7:28am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Axion informed us that the are selling a branded version of the Korean M-Bird XT-21 crazy mutant looking mp3 player in the US.
The Axion X-Robot features 512MB, FM-Tuner, direct mp3 encoding, MP3 and WMA format support, multi-color LCD display and of course crazy mutant cyborg looks.
The Axion X-Robot MP3 player sells for $159.99 at the Axion online shop.

Axion also sells LCD TV gadgets. We reported about the Axion 10.2 inch LCD TV with DVD player, the Axion 2.5 Inch LCD TV. More Axion LCD TVs.

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