Tiny Greenhouse Kana-SD MP3 Player with built-in USB Plug

Dec 17 2004, 3:00am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Japanese company Greenhouse announces a small MP3 Player with integrated USB plug.

The Greenhouse Kana SD measures W62.0×D47.0×H17.0mm and weighs 30g. It supports SD memory card with 32MB - 512MB sizes and MMC cards with the same capacity range. It has no display and it also is just USB 1.1. Available in December in Japan, no price set yet.
More details in this press-release (Japanese). First seen on Soroban Geeks.

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