MPIO FL300 Pendant Music Player

Aug 9 2004, 12:00pm EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Korean MPIO announces a new small Pendant Music Player called MPIO FL300.

It follows the same design priniciple as the recently announced iRiver N10 we reported about.

MPIO tells a so called design story on their korean site with scribbles of the MPIO FL300 design. Its all graphics so I cannot translate it. Seems though the page does not talk about specifications, just about the concept of music player jewelry.
MPIO product page (korean). Story via Engadget and Sorobangeeks.

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