media player
Samsung Galaxy Note pricing revealed for the European market
Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Note alongside the Galaxy Tab 7.7 last week and we quickly learned that the company did not have any current plans to bring either device to the US market. And well, given the Galaxy Note has a 5.3 inch display we are thinking this will either be one that people love more »
CES 2011 Hands-on: Samsung Galaxy Player
At it’s press conference before the start of CES, Samsung announced the latest version of it’s Galaxy Player, which is finally coming to the US. The company had the device on display at their booth, and I managed to get a few minutes to check out how it worked. The quick thing you need to more »
VLC comes to the iPad
As anyone who owns an iOS device can attest to, one of the most frustrating parts of the experience is having to change media file types to work on the devices. The best way to make sure video is compatible is to buy it from the iTunes store, but you might want to get your more »
Archos 5 32GB Internet Tablet with Android down to $276 with Amazon
Those who may have had their eye on the 32GB Archos 5 Internet Tablet with Android may be in luck as it looks there has been a price cut. In the past Amazon had been selling the Archos 5 for $379, and its now down to $276.14. In other words — its been given a more »
User reports: Western Digital WD TV’s being bricked by latest firmware update
It was just about two months ago when we saw that updated Western Digital WD TV Live Media Player become available, and more recently we have learned about a new firmware update that has become available. Of course, if you are a WD TV owner you may want to keep reading because there have now more »
Updated Western Digital WD TV Live Media Player sneaks into Best Buy
Much like when the original Western Digital WD TV Media Player was released last November, the new and updated version has also quietly slipped into Best Buy. The updated model has been dubbed the WD TV Live Media Player and is now priced 10 bucks less than the original at $119.99. In terms of features, more »
Asus intros the O!Play HD media player set-top box
Anyone looking for a low-cost set-top box that will allow for HD playback on a big screen may want to check out the recently released O!Play from Asus. To begin with the Asus O!Play is selling for $99. Now, here is what we can expect feature wise: Plays up content up to 1080p eSATA, Ethernet, more »
Archos 5 Internet Media Tablet finally available
While Microsoft is busy releasing the Zune HD today, Archos also pushed out its Archos 5 Internet Media Tablet on Amazon.com. It might not be the redemption of a formerly flailing brand, though it is possibly a bit more interesting that the Zune HD. While the Zune HD is being pushed as a major iPod more »
The world’s gone topsy turvy: Google Apps out of beta, VLC hits 1.0
The unthinkable has happened: progress. Google apps like Google Calendar, Google Docs, Gmail, and Google Talk are no longer in beta. Gmail had been in beta for over five years. What exactly has changed now that these things are out of beta? Apart from a new graphic without the word “beta,” not much, if anything more »
Pick up a Sansa View at a discount
SanDisk is running a promotion lowering prices on its Sansa View. The players come in three different capacities, 8GB, 16GB, and 32GB. You can save $10 on the 8GB model ($139, down from $149). The 16GB model will go for $159.99, down from $179.99. The 32GB version sees a $50 price drop, selling for $199.99.
If you shop around, you can actually get the SanDisk Sansa View 8GB for under $100 at Amazon.com. The Amazon prices for the other two models are higher than SanDisk’s promotional deal. Offer ends Sunday, December 28th, 2009.
