Sanyo Diply Music DMP-M700 and DMP-M600 Stick MP3 Players

Sep 26 2005, 10:33am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Sanyo released interesting new MP3 players with a unique form factor.

The Sanyo DMP-M700 (1GB) and the DMP-600 (512MB) measure 15.7x15.7x87mm and weigh 23g. The new Sanyo MP3 player features a long stretch single line display, giving the player its unique look.
Battery Life is 10 hours. Supported music file formats are WMA-DRM and MP3. Sanyo also integrated a FM-Tuner in the DMP-700 and DMP-600. The players will go on sale in Japan in October.More details in this Sanyo press-release (Japanese). First seen on AkihabaraNews.

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