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Kenwood Media Keg in 60GB

By: Travis Booysen on September 15, 2007 4:20 AM

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Kenwood are refreshing their line of Media Keg audio players with two new 60GB models. The HD60GD9 boosts the storage capacity of the HD30GB9, released one year ago, and extends its supported audio formats to include unprotected AAC on top of the initial MP3, WMA (DRM), and Kenwood Lossless.

Those who admired Kenwood's focus on high sound quality will be pleased to hear that the HD60GD9 still makes use of a dual stage clear digital amp EX and Supreme EX decoder technology. A limited edition model, the HD60GD9EC, is built with a gold-plated internal frame to provide an enhanced sound quality.

The standard model will have a heavy price of 54,800 Yen ($475) and the special edition, 57,800 ($500), when released in Japan next month.

[Press Release via Impress]

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Comments

Alex M on September 15, 2007 6:40 PM

for the price this doesn't do much for me.

AdmiralButterCrust on September 15, 2007 7:28 PM

if it were $100 cheaper, and included ogg/flac support, ide be all over it

ashxcore on September 23, 2007 5:10 PM

That thing is at least two years too late.

Joe on February 22, 2008 10:40 PM

Some folks are much more concerned about sound quality instead of extra gizmos. This thing is the best sounding DAP I have ever heard!!! I am tempted to buy one myself when I'm in Tokyo in May.

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