viliv P1 - A Portable Video Player with iPod Looks

Jul 11 2005, 10:00am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

PVP4U reports about the viliv P1 portable video player that not only shines through it's innovative feature list but also through its Video iPod looks.

The PMPEvent viliv P1 could be a vision of what an Video iPod could look like.
Still the viliv P1 is quite interesting. The PMP has an all Macromedia Flash UI, 4 inch 16:9 screen and a 20GB hard-drive. Another Apple iPod similarity is the click wheel.
More details on PVP4U.

Apple's Steve Jobs is not in favor yet of portable video players. Rumors of a Apple Video iPods have been circulating since a long time. But as long as Apple can make tons of money with low-tech flash players, why invest in risky emerging technologies.

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