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Overview
The Vandisori MP3 player comes in nicely styled packaging. Inside the black carton box is actually a round metal can where the player rests on foam bed. All the accessories, and there are a lot of them are underneath. The egg-shaped gadget comes with a blue and gray colored housing. The material used has a solid feel to it. The Vandisori measures 83x52x13mm and weighs 62g without the battery. The player has so to say two displays. On one side is the standard MP3 Player LCD display to operate the player functions. On the backside is what looks like a mirror. 
To have a mirror on the MP3 Player seems to be a new trend in Korea. Also Jens of Sweden has a new Player on the market that features a mirror. As we reported JOS is OEMing korean manufactured MP3 Players.

Back of MP3 Player showing the LED Equalizer.	The Vandisori MP3 Player is shaped like an egg.

When listening to music the mirror display transforms into a retro style LED Equalizer display. I must say, it looks pretty cool. Another unusual MP3 Player feature is the Flashlight the Vandisori Player has built-in. Its a powerful LED light.

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Usage
To get started I have to charge the mp3 player. It has a built-in rechargeable Lithium-Polymer battery. Charging takes about 90 mins. During charging a red light shows up on the bottom of the mirror display. When fully charged the light changes to green.
After charging I connect it to a Computer via USB and drag'n'drop a couple files on the Players Flash drive. The sample I got features 128MB. Vandisori offers also 256MB and 512MB models.
Next I try out how this little Gadget sounds. By pushing and holding the right-side wiggle button (Volume button) for 2 seconds the player switches on.

The Vandisori menu has four main items.

A icon menu appears with four options. Play, Radio, Record and Setup. With the left-side wiggle button (Menu button) I can navigate between those options. By pressing the volume button I select a function.
Selecting Play, I get presented with a list of folders and files that are stored on the Player. I can easily scroll through it with the volume button or use the left one to jump three listings at a time. Selecting a track immediately plays it and displays track information and progress. The title is scrolling through. The sound is very good and the volume can be cranked up till it hurts. During playback I can switch between the preset Equalizer settings. The settings are very distinguishable. Rock sounds pretty good for Outkast's Hey Yah. To change the equalizer settings a push on the menu button is necessary. After that the Equalizer icon is selected and I can change the mode with the right button that is normally controlling the volume during playback.
Pushing the Menu button again selects the playback icon. The Vandisori supports random, repeat one or more files, play all files and repeat all files. This MP3 player also supports to loop a section of a MP3 file. During playback I also can switch off the LED equalizer or set how many lines it should use for display. Switching off the LEDs doubles the battery life from 8hours to 16hours.

The Stop button on the left takes me back to the main menu and I select the FM Tuner. The tuner has a preset channel function. The radio works very good and has excellent reception and sound. To record from FM radio is very easy. Pressing the record button on the left starts the recording. Pushing the Stop button on the left stops it. The recording files are stored the Rec folder.
The Vandisori Player also has a built-in Microphone, which is pretty handy, and there is no need to plug in an external one. The quality of the recording is changeable in various aspects on the record menu, for people who want to play with this.

Right side shows volume control, repeat and lock button.	Left side shows flashlight switch, stop button and menu button.

Only MP3 Player I know that has a flashlight built-in.

Conclusion
The Vandisori is an interesting Gadget that is very well designed. The added features, like Retro LED display, Mirror and Flashlight on top of the full set of MP3 Player features gives it the edge over other MP3 Players. The Vandisori should definitely be a hit with teenagers.

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About Vandisori
Vandisori is a label of AM Tech established and based in Korea in 1999. AM Tech is a large manufacture of Thermal printers. AM Tech is aiming to extend their business with the MP3 business that launched in 2003.

• LED Equalizer
• Mirror
• Flash Light
• Compact size
• WMA and MP3 Format support
• Direct Encoding
• Voice recording
• Rechargeable battery
• FM Radio
• Recording FM Radio
• Firmware upgradeable
• Multi Language support
• 128 MB, 256 MB or 512 MB
• 16hours battery life with LED Equalizer switched off (on 8 hours)

Bundles Accessories

• USB extension cable
• ear buds necklace
• 3.5mm line-in cable
• Neck strap for Player
• charger
• clear case for Player
• Arm band
• earphone connector
• CD
• Manual

Specifications