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Aug 11 2003, 11:28pm EST | by Luigi Lugmayr
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Digital Networks NA (aka Rio) announced a series of new MP3 players including the Karma 20 and Karma 40.
Besides the Creative Labs Nomad Zen the Karma is another contender/alternative for the Apple iPod.
The Karma features a cross-fader, 5-band parametric equalizer, Ogg Vorbis and FLAC support, and a backlit display capable of visualizations, animated menus, and 16 shades of gray. USB 2.0 provides fast transfers while the included docking station also adds drop-in charging, RCA Line-Out, and an Ethernet port for networking!.
The Karma measures 2.7” X 3.0” X 0.9”
and weighs 5.5oz.
The Karma sells for $399.00.
Get Notified when the Rio Karma 40 goes on sale.
Get Notified when the Rio Karma 20 goes on sale.
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