MP3 Player Clip

Dec 22 2005, 9:52am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

This MP3 player in the shape of a clip looks interesting.

The MP3 Player Clip sells on the Japanese online store Rakuten for 3,791 yen ($32,50). It only has 128MB. The small storage reduces it's coolness though. But maybe this shape is an idea for the next Apple iPod shuffle?

The MP3 clip measures 25.6(W) x 22.6(H) x 53.2(D)mm and weighs 20g. It plays MP3 and WMA files. More photos on AkihabaraNews. See also the product page on the Rakuten site (Japanese).

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