Using an uncluttered approach to the design and a case made entirely of metal comes the T.sonic 840 from Transcend. A 1.8-inch TFT-LCD screen is unaccompanied on the plain front surface of the DAP as each of its sides are lined with controls instead.
A decent range of formats are supported (MTV, JPG, BMP, MP3, WMA (DRM), and WAV) as well as a many additional features such as FM radio and recording, voice activated recording, seven equalizer presets and customizable EQ, text viewer, lyrics display, A-B repeat with variable playback speeds, and a battery life rated at over 30 hours.
The T.sonic 840 is offered in two versions, a white 2GB and a black 4GB. While prices and release dates are yet to be announced, the DAP should become available in the USA, Asia, and Europe.
[Press Release via Bestofmicro]
3 Comments
screw on August 2, 2007 3:39 PM
is that interface familier of what e200 maby
shocked on August 3, 2007 4:27 AM
Oh my gosh. That’s a Zen Neeon 2 rebranded and with a Sansa Menu.
SRiK on October 9, 2008 12:09 PM
I bought the 840 6 months back, and I love it.it is an awesome device that function well and lives upto it’s value unlike the iPod.