Digix IXING M1-TM tiny MP3 Player

Mar 17 2008, 2:43am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Digix introduces a tiny MP3 player in Korea dubbed IXING M1-TM.

The IXING M1-TM comes in 1, 2 and 4GB configurations and weighs only 20g. The new player is 5.6mm thin and features a display good enough to be used to watch videos.
Other features of the M1-TM include FM tuner, voice recorder and text viewer.
More specific details are not available at this point.
The 2GB Digix IXING M1-TM sells for 75,000 won (~$75).
Via the Digix site (Korean).

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