Aigo F660 OLED MP3 Player Review

Feb 4 2005, 7:52am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

PyroPort reviews the small OLED MP3 Player F660 from Aigo.

Quote: "Back in early December aigo announced the release of their new F660 MP3 player. Touted has having a magnesium alloy casing "as used in missiles, rockets and aircraft parts" this little MP3 player is on the market for between £80 and £100, depending on the capacity. "
Read the full review.

How to Buy:
Dynamism is selling the F660 Internationally.
Compare Prices for the Aigo F660 in the UK.

See also our Aigo coverage and video report from the CES 2005 featuring the Aigo MP3 Sunglasses.

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