Rumored Rio Chroma 20GB MP3 Player Appeared

Mar 21 2005, 1:05am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

A french online store is listing the rumored Rio Chroma hard-drive music player.

If the information is accurate the 20GB HDD Rio Chroma will measure 63.5x83.8x15.2mm and sport a color screen. Support of MP3, WMA and OGG file formats. Battery life is 12 hours. The look is similar to the Rio Carbon.
The french multe-pass.com store is listing the Chroma for 428 Euros. No shipping date yet, but the company is already advertising the Chroma in price comparison site kelkoo.
More details on GeneratioMP3 (French) via Gizmodo.

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