We all like to think we're not susceptible to marketing but, deep down, we all have something that makes the "buy, buy, BUY!" section of our brain light up like a Christmas tree left perilously close to a fireplace. For me, that something is Android. While the guys at Engadget may not be too excited about the new Android-powered Teclast PMP, I am.

The existence of the T58 Android PMP was alleged by imp3.net. They say it contains an RK2808 chipset with a dual-core ARM9 RISC processor. It has a 1280 x 720 touchscreen, WiFi capability, and a GPS. The T58 is said to support H.264, RMVB, MPEG-4, AVS, and WMV9 file types. That's all we know for now. So far I'd say it sounds...kinda neat?

We'll need to see some info on price and storage capability before I'm willing to commit to calling the T58 "awesome-sounding". Right now, it's just another touchscreen PMP that has me excited solely because it's branded with a little green robot. I may be a shallow consumer, but at least I'm honest about it.