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June 17, 2006

Odd-i N700D

Taking the "portable" just a little bit out of "portable video player", the Odd-i N700D sports a wide 7" screen. Most devices are around 4" or 5" so they'll fit in your pocket, but you may have a little tougher time doing that with the N700D. There is an attempt to scale down the size by having no internal hard drive, and instead just an SD slot. Although, it's possible that you will also be able to attach an external HD to it.

It's also got USB connectivity, which will help since you'll obviously be swapping your video, music, and image files frequently. There's built-in GPS and to go along with that, a feature they're calling "picture-in-navigation" which lets you see maps and video at the same time.
It's not the most format-compatible device we've ever come across, but it does support MPEG1, MPEG4 SP, xVID, DivX., & WMV. Additionally, it has a TV-out slot. It will be out in Korea in the next week or so, though no pricing details are apparent at this point.

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Posted by mark at June 17, 2006 6:10 AM