iRiver Announces New MP3 Players: U10, T20, T30, H10 Junior

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By: Grahm Skee on June 20, 2005 11:07 PM

iRiver announced a few new players that will go on sale within the next few months. The U10, the most radical of the bunch, will run Macromedia Flash Lite on a QVGA 2.2” touch screen LCD and come in 512MB and 1GB. The U10 will also have 3D gaming graphics, text viewer, and photo album. The T20 is another flash player with capacities of 256MB, 512MB, and 1GB and will feature a retractable USB plug and a 15 hour lithium ion rechargeable battery. The T30 will be similar but run off of one AAA battery and have “high quality” recording capabilities. Finally the H10 Junior will be just that. A smaller flash based version of the H10.

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