Three New Torica Portable Media Players

Jun 22 2005, 8:15am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Our portable video player blog PVP4U reports about three new portable video players available from Torica.

The Torica TJ-900 (photo) is a flash memory based video player that supports via an SD-Card slot 1GB of storage.
The TJ-901 is a HDD based portable video player with a 40GB HDD and a 3.6 inch screen with a strange resolution of 960x234px.
The Torica TJ-990 has the same hardware specifications as the TJ-901, but runs apparently Windows CE 4.2.
More details and photos on PVP4U.

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