Samsung YP-Z5 2GB and 4GB MP3 Player

Jan 3 2006, 2:05am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Samsung supplies the Flash memory for the Apple iPod nano on the one hand and on the other they introduce an mp3 player competing with the iPod nano dubbed YP-Z5.

2GB and 4GB flash players are still rare. Samsung is poised to introduce the YP-Z5 at the CES 2006. Features include 1.8 inch color screen, 38 hour battery life and MP3, WMA support. No details on the measurements of the YP-Z5 known.There are no details on pricing and launch date yet.
More details and large photo on AVing (Korean).

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