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World's Smallest MP3 Player

Chris_Yates writes "mobiBlu is claiming to produce the world's smallest mp3 player, the DAH-1500 cube. The player is 24x24x24 millimeters (about the size of the tip of your finger or various small items), weighs 18 grams, uses OLED technology, and comes in a variety of colors. The 1GB version is currently selling for $130 at Wal-Mart. Buy one today, so you can lose it within a week!" Update: 07/25 22:56 GMT by T : An anonymous reader points out this review of the device.

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  1. For the lazy people... by damionfury · · Score: 3, Informative

    ...here's a link to Wal-Mart's website. They appear to be nearly sold out of the 1 gig ones, though.

  2. Compared to a shuffle? by Decimal+Dave · · Score: 3, Informative

    This thing is almost exactly the same volume as the ipod shuffle (though a cube is arguably an inferior form factor), and requires a cable to connect it to a computer instead of having a built-in USB plug.

    That means it's not as useful as a self-contained portable storage device.

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  3. mobiBlu? Or JNC? by Psionicist · · Score: 3, Informative

    The mp3-player is also known as JNC SSF-8100: http://www.jnc-digital.com.au/products_details.php ?id=66#

    So, as the mobiblu site's down, who _actually_ created this?

  4. Actually by i_should_be_working · · Score: 5, Informative

    The one sold at walmart is usb 2.0

  5. Re:iPod Shuffle smaller? by randyest · · Score: 3, Informative

    This little cube is more than 20% smaller than an iPod shuffle by volume. (24 mm per side / 25.4 mm/inch)^3=0.84 cubic inches, which is .84/1.06=0.79 times the volume of an ipod shuffle (1.06 cu. in.)

    It also has FM radio, which no ipod does.

    It's also considerably cheaper than an iPod.

    Sorry mods -- this post may appear to disparage the ipod and/or other apple products, but, um, well, ipods rulezorz!!!!111!one

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