Samsung YP-U1 Shuffle Up and Deal

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By: Grahm Skee on August 3, 2005 9:45 PM

Slightly larger than the iPod Shuffle with a built in retractable USB plug, the player comes in 512MB and 1GB Sizes AND it has a screen! Engadget found this one announced only on the official German Samsung website, so we don’t know if this will ever be release in the United States. Judging by the latest batch of Samsung flash players this one will operate as a universal mass storage device without drivers. I think this would be very nice for students to carry their tunes and term papers all over campus.

Update: Engadget had a chance to check this thing out first hand at a Samsung event. Samsung made it clear that is was thier answer to the Shuffle. The player indeed be selling 512MB and 1GB versions in the States for $100 and $150 respectively. No word on release date.

[Engadget|Engadget Update]

Comments

shiftis on August 5, 2005 2:46 PM

It's definitely got potential.

hk007 on March 7, 2006 10:52 PM

I have this player and it is amazing. the only downside is 13 hrs play back. but I assume no one going to listen 13 hrs of music in a day.

AJ on April 5, 2006 7:14 PM

Also, it charges while it's plugged in computer, chaning songs, or taking out files.. so never runs out of battery.

Stephanie on April 16, 2008 5:21 AM

I need help how do I put on shuffle

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