While everyone waits for Apple to drop a video iPod bomb, Creative Technology's new Zen Vision digital media player ($400) struts down the aisle and loudly proclaims that it will fight such a video iPod in a cage match just as soon as Steve Jobs unleashes it onto the world. The Zen Vision has a high-resolution 3.7-inch (640x480) color screen for photo viewing and video playback, and supports several formats including MPEG-2, MPEG-4, DivX and Xvid, WMV, MJPEG, and TiVoToGo. It offers 30GB of storage (15,000 songs, tens of thousands of photos, or up to 120 hours of video), a Compact Flash card slot, voice recorder, FM radio, and works with subscription music services from Yahoo and Napster.
Wednesday, January 17, 2007
Creative Zen Vision
While everyone waits for Apple to drop a video iPod bomb, Creative Technology's new Zen Vision digital media player ($400) struts down the aisle and loudly proclaims that it will fight such a video iPod in a cage match just as soon as Steve Jobs unleashes it onto the world. The Zen Vision has a high-resolution 3.7-inch (640x480) color screen for photo viewing and video playback, and supports several formats including MPEG-2, MPEG-4, DivX and Xvid, WMV, MJPEG, and TiVoToGo. It offers 30GB of storage (15,000 songs, tens of thousands of photos, or up to 120 hours of video), a Compact Flash card slot, voice recorder, FM radio, and works with subscription music services from Yahoo and Napster.
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