MobiBLU Roundup DAH-1900 DAH-1800 DHH-200

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By: Grahm Skee on January 24, 2006 4:02 PM

These MP3 players have been around for several months now, but they may be coming to the US sometime soon. If they are anything like the MobiBLU Cube (DAH-1500i), the States could see a nice lineup of MP3 players.

The DAH-1900 is a flash based digital audio player with an OLED screen and all of your standard MP3 player features, coming in 256MB, 512MB, 1GB, and 2GB versions. But the selling point is its amazing battery life of 150 hour.

The next in the new lineup is the DAH-1800 which is another flash based MP3 player will support MP3, WMA, WMA DRM, OGG, JPEG, and MPEG on its 1.1” 96 x 96 pixel LCD screen.

Finally the 1” 8GB hard drive based DHH-200 will have a similar feature set as the DAH-1800 but will sport a 1.8” LCD screen

[Product Catalogue via dapreivew]

Comments

Plan303e on April 18, 2006 3:58 AM

Simple address changes for the win.

http://mobibluamerica.com/dah1900.html

I might just buy that, even though I have the cube, as a back-up alarm clock!

mona on August 27, 2007 11:46 AM

i want a soft ware for formatting my mp3 player.mobiblu dah1800 is the model. i seriously need this software soon because it doesent work and when i turn it on it writes :please can not formatting.thanks.

Norman on September 7, 2007 4:28 AM

My GF has a MobiBlu DHH-200 and it just craped out today... it sat charging all day took it off it worked for a bit then died.... now it wont even charge at all doesnt even matter how many times we hit the reset or not then it took the charge so i unpluged it to see if it'd turn on it did then shut off right away now it wont charge again anyone know whats going on or how i can fix it for her????

Leesas on November 16, 2007 1:44 AM

looking for a cable for the mobiblu DAH-1900, lost mine and am having a hard time finding one. Anyone with an old one not using or lost/broken/burnt out one please help me out! Thanks!

mike chavez on April 14, 2008 5:32 PM

i purchased a dah-1900 in germany last year a today april 14, 2008 my mp3 player went on the blink i was deleting some songs and it just went crazy. i tried the reset button but nothing happened. no when it comes on all it reads is no format

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