Toshiba Gigabeat F10 Fuji Fumiya Gigapet Edition

Mar 8 2005, 11:26am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Toshiba announces a limited edition Gigabeat F10 music player designed by Fuji Fumiya called the Gigapet.

Besides the fun design that smartly integrates the color screen the Fumiya Gigabeat F10 is not offering any other differences to a normal 10GB F10 music player. 3000 of the Gigapet will be on sale in Japan starting March 11th. The Toshiba F-series music player should be available outside of Japan in Q2 2005.
More details in Toshiba press-release (Japanese). First seen at AkihabaraNews (French).
I had the chance to play with the Gigabeat F60, read about my experience here.

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