LG T54 Flash PMP Gains DMB

By: Travis Booysen on August 22, 2007 9:13 PM

Although the T54 from LG remains very similar in design to the previous FM37, the polished metal frame and a blue layer of paint are not the only modifications. The PMP has the same 2.4-inch 262k color touch screen, can playback AVI, MP3, WMA and OGG Vorbis, as well as offering a picture viewer, FM radio, text display, games, and an increased battery life to 25 hours of music and 5 hours of video. In what appears to be an effort to be present in competition with the Cowon D2, the major addition to the new model is a DMB receiver for TV, radio, and datacasts on the go.

No storage sizes have been confirmed, but it is likely that LG will reiterate the 2GB and 4GB which were available for the FM37. It's unfortunate for most of us, but the T54 is probably another gadget that will never be sold outside of Asia.

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Comments

Markus on August 23, 2007 5:23 PM

I saw a mp3 player by LG in berlin yesterday and i was totally surprised that i had never heared of it before... i think it was the fm37 and it looked really nice!
i would really like to buy it, because i think that the D2 isn't very pretty :( inside it's nearly perfect, but it's a bit to big for me

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