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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. weird... by grub · · Score: 5, Funny

    I found this wee thumbnail sized MP3 player... plugged in my own earphones... hit play and heard weird static with the sound of flies buzzing played. Then my cell rang and a weird, detached voice said "Seven days..." and hung up. Any ideas?

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  2. 24mm square = 1" square. by baryon351 · · Score: 5, Funny

    > The player is 24x24x24 milimeters (about the size of the tip of
    > your finger

    Anyone with one inch square fingertips is scary. Seriously. I doubt seeing a 1" cube I could relate it to *ANY* body part.

  3. Hmmm... by xor.pt · · Score: 5, Interesting

    With a player that small, maybe they could just make one the shape of a hear piece and we could just change the musics with a bluetooth remote.

  4. Tip of one's finger?? by sczimme · · Score: 5, Funny


    The player is 24x24x24 milimeters (about the size of the tip of your finger or various small items)

    I don't know about the rest of the non-gigantism population, but the tips of my fingers are rather smaller than one cubic inch.

    For scale: early in the movie 'Harry Potter and the prisoner of Azkaban', Harry causes his b*tchy aunt to inflate and blow away like a balloon. Her finger was the first part to inflate; when she holds it up, the tip of the finger appears to be about 1" in diameter.

    To sum up: normal finger tips are not 1" in diameter.

    / pulled a muscle reaching for that comparison

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  5. Cube? CUBE? by Hortensia+Patel · · Score: 5, Funny

    If you're going for small form factor, why on earth would you want a cube? Surely the ideal is more of a thin credit-card shape, so that it'll fit conveniently in pockets. Not to mention offering more surface area for sensibly-sized controls.

    I suppose this is marginally more convenient than the "caltrop", "shuriken" and "mousetrap" form factors, but it's a close thing.

  6. Re:Nothing for you to see here. Please move along. by Formz · · Score: 5, Insightful

    People seem to be focused on size, but SHAPE is just as, or even more important. What you you rather carry in your pocket, a SQUARE, or a FLAT RECTANGLE (IE: shuffle, sony thing, etc.)

    Imagine a corner of that stupid thing digging into your leg. No thanks.

  7. Almost the exact same volume as the iPod Shuffle. by argent · · Score: 5, Insightful

    1"x1"x1" = 1 cubic inch.

    0.98" x 3.3" x 0.33" = 1.06 cubic inch.

    And the shuffle is easier to fit in your pocket.

  8. Re:Nothing for you to see here. Please move along. by saider · · Score: 5, Funny

    I'd rather stuff a LONG CYLINDRICAL player in my pants.

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

    The one sold at walmart is usb 2.0

  10. Re:Nothing for you to see here. Please move along. by Washizu · · Score: 5, Funny

    What you you rather carry in your pocket, a SQUARE, or a FLAT RECTANGLE (IE: shuffle, sony thing, etc.)

    You'd be able to fit an infinite number of two dimensional squares and rectangles in your pocket, so it's hardly an issue.

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