Stylish Sharp QT-MPA10 and MPA5

May 20 2006, 6:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Sharp introduced the QT-MPA10 and MPA5 line of portable stereo music players dubbed Music Carry.

The Sharp QT-MPA10 and MPA5 look like a portable radio with cassette deck, but they actually have 1GB flash memory and 512MB respectively. The portable stereo plays MP3 and WMA-DRM music files and has an FM tuner.

Because of its size the speakers deliver a good sound. I am not sure though if this is such a great concept. There are tons of portable speakers out there, which can be connected to a small mp3 player if needed. Measurements are 410×122×177mm. The Sharp Music Carry players will go on sale in June.
More details in this press-release (Japanese).

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