Flash Based Panasonic SV-MP010 & SV-MP020

Panasonic

By: Grahm Skee on January 11, 2006 9:32 PM

Panasonic never had a solid distribution base in the United States with their past MP3 players, but that may change. In a US press release it gives the details on two players that will be available this March. The flash player will support MP3 and WMA and feature the easy drag and drop method to load it up with you favorite tunes. At the same time both players will be PlaysForSure compatible and have a nice long 75 hour playback time on a single AA battery.

The difference in the two models is the capacity. The MP010 will have a gig of space while the MP020 will have two gigs of storage. Even though it seems like the they are your average flash player, they are nicely priced at $100 and $150 respectively.

[Press Release via Fosfor Gadgets]

Comments

jimmy on September 29, 2006 12:38 PM

Great! I can't wait after looking at the statistics. Finally, a player with very little to worry about...

Barbara Franciosa on August 16, 2007 6:09 PM

How many songs can I put on the MP020?

Dan on August 30, 2007 3:24 PM

I own this device, it is AWESOME! It comes with great headphones, it is not troublesome to put songs on it, the sound is actually really great, its light weight, holds about 1.8 gigs of music, which is idk...like 200-300 songs depending on the song length. My only issue is that it is kinda fragile, but if you are careful, mine has lasted me about a year now, I probably shouldn't but I wear it while I work. But it.

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