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More Samsung P3 Info- Video, Pricing, & Release Dates

By: Grahm Skee on December 19, 2008 11:06 AM

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The P2 is pretty hot, hot enough for us to name it as one of the top MP3 players of 2008. Sure enough there is a lot of excitement for the P3. This news all comes at very interesting times when several of the manufactures are jumping into this thin touch screen fray- the Cowon S9 (some cool abi photos) has been recently released and Sony will likely be showing off their touch based player.

This thread in the P3 forums is a nice news roundup of the latest P3 details with lots of links to HD video of the UI and official Korean landing pages for the P3. The only prices we know are the Korean pricing but they look like they will be in line with the Cowon S9. Expect to see the P3 at CES with the official release sometime in mid January.

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Comments

Utew on December 19, 2008 12:17 PM

Let the rumble begin! The heavyweight enters the ring, clad in a new pair of GUI boxers and wearing an h.264 supporter embroidered with FLAC. The contender, a not-quite-as familiar name from Korea with audiophile ears now enters, but it seems his firmware could be slightly askew, we'll have to wait and see how his attire holds up. Just coming into view.. a Dark Knight from Japan? We don't know much about this warrior from the Land of the Rising Sun, but he has the heritage to compete.. and what will he be wearing? Stay tuned...

Webster Phreaky on December 19, 2008 8:04 PM

I'll take the shorter Korean babe with the nice cleavage ... those "pair" of Apples in front of them make me think about other then silly MP3 Players.

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