Airis N0041 and N0042, Fresh from Spain

By: Martin Sägmüller on January 25, 2007 8:44 PM

Here we have a good-looking player from Spanish company Airis. The N0041 (1GB) and N0042 (2GB) are some of the few flash players on the market sporting a removable battery. Both players also offer video playback, FM radio, and a sleek design. What could go wrong, right? Well, for one, the battery only lasts for 10 hours. But then again, what can you expect when a player is slimmed down to a weight of 40 grams?

It's good to see a fresh face in the audio player game, even though the player is so far available only in the European market. The company site can be found here, but there is no additional information on this player to be found.

[via DAPreview via GenerationMP3]

Comments

timur on February 2, 2007 6:32 PM

the design definitely attracted me to read more about it, altho i'm disappointed to hear it's only available in 1 or 2 gb, and 10 hour battery life. sorta disappointing...

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