it looks just PERFECT

I thought they were discontinuing the flash model? I would've waited for this instead of getting my meizu m6 :P. Cowon just blows away everyone with battery life though, 60 hours makes about everybody else look obsolete.

Video on a 1.3" Screen? Someone wanna explain the practicality in that? Thanks :)

It looks very nice, it's flash and it's a Cowon product with huge battery life. It's a pity that it hasn't got a bigger display...

So now we actually get the player formerly announced as "D1", then withdrawn ... Cowon is crazy.

http://www.anythingbutipod.com/archives/2007/01/the-cowon-iaudio-d1-4gb-is-no-more.php

Well, let's see if they really release it.

It seems Cowon has yet to learn that thickness is an important factor in purchasing an MP3 Player. Personally, I would never buy something that thick with a screen that tiny.

I don't understand the obsession that mp3 players should have bigger screens. At some point all that glass bothers me, since glass breaks. A display that's just big enough to display a bit more info than you'd need to describe what's currently playing is the ideal. My wish is that they'd use as big a font as possible in the space available. My Samsung YP-T8 has a lot of wasted space in the display, and the fonts are SO tiny.

If movies are your priority, get a device with a 4-6 inch screens, like the Cowon A2 or D2. Or a portable DVD player with a 7-8 inch screen. The iAudio 7 ideally satisfies a market need for such devices. There will never be a 1 size fits all form factor, nor should there be.

I don't understand the obsession that mp3 players should have bigger screens. At some point all that glass bothers me, since glass breaks. A display that's just big enough to display a bit more info than you'd need to describe what's currently playing is the ideal. My wish is that they'd use as big a font as possible in the space available. My Samsung YP-T8 has a lot of wasted space in the display, and the fonts are SO tiny.

If movies are your priority, get a device with a 4-6 inch screens, like the Cowon A2 or D2. Or a portable DVD player with a 7-8 inch screen. The iAudio 7 ideally satisfies a market need for such devices. There will never be a 1 size fits all form factor, nor should there be.

I could seriously care less about thickness,this thing is awesome.If it fits in my pocket,then its good.

Cool.
But I'd rather have a thinner Player than 60h of battery life.
I think, everyone would have been satisfied with 30h.

Damnnn...

You guys have to understand that the iAUDIO 6 isn't as thick as you may think from seeing its pictures. It's so tiny in real life that its thickness isn't such a big factor.
You put it in your pocket and you forget it's there.

I do think it would have been nice if they'd flattened the whole player down a bit, but this shouldn't be the one deciding factor when purchasing it.
I say this all from personal experience.

I considered getting the Sansa e200 once, but chose sound quality over the rest in the end. I still think the e200 is a very considerable player, but iAUDIO scores right on when it comes to sound.

Will be a nice compliment for my e200, and Kenwood 30 GB. Looks KILLER!!!!!!!!!

How long do you think it would take for the European distribution to begin after it is rolled out in Korea?

Actually i dont think this is flash...its another one of those cowon .85 inch hdds

gORE, it is flash!!!