Nike Philips PSA610 4GB MP3 Player

Feb 17 2005, 1:55am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Photo: MP3-Player.de Philips is bringing a new small 4GB hard-drive MP3 Player under the Nike brand to the market this summer. The Nike Philips PSA610 has the shape of a half orange.

The Nike Philips PSA610 is aimed of course for sport usage. The player has special buffering to prevent the HDD from skipping during playback. The PSA610 will support MP3 and WMA. The MSRP should be 229.99 Euros.
More details on TechDigest, via Gizmodo.

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