Sony Walkman B170
Engadget
The Sony Walkman B170 features 2GB and 4GB capacities, onboard equalizer, voice recorder and USB port.
music players
Fitness Technologies UwaterG4
SlashGear
The Fitness Technologies UwaterG4 can be submerged in 10 feet of water and features 4GB of storage.
Singbox SV-606
Engadget
The Singbox SV-606 is an MP3 speaker system featuring an FM radio, microSD card reader and headphone jack.
Roland GR-55
SlashGear
The Roland GR-55 is a guitar synthesizer featuring digital instrument modeling, over 900 sound samples, and USB connectivity.
Olive 4HD
The Olive 4HD is a music server intended for the audiophile market with an internal 2TB storage drive.
Source: CrunchGear
CasaTunes XLi
The CasaTunes XLi is a low profile music server with the ability to stream to 6 multiple zones with expansion up to 48.
Source: SlashGear
Sony Walkman E-Series
The Sony Walkman E-Series features 2GB, 4GB, and 8GB capacities, 3-line color LCD display, FM radio, quick 3-hours on 3-minute charge, and Sony earbuds with 13.5mm driver.
Source: Engadget
NVIDIA ION
Microsoft has certified the new NVIDIA® ION™ platform for Vista. One of the most exciting aspects of this certification is: "Silky smooth 1080p high definition video including Blu-ray movies". The form factor, A/V outputs (HDMI & Digital Audio), and power consumption (18W) make this an excellent option for a Home Theater PC running Vista Media Center. Hook this up large external storage via eSata, USB, or a NAS via network and you have everything from music to pictures to movies easily accessible via Vista MCE. The only final piece missing here would be a slot for a CableCard and you could then throw away your cable/satellite box with its clunky, sluggish user interface. If you have ever considered setting up a home theater PC, I would highly suggest taking a look at Vista MCE. The interface is clean, intuitive and responsive. Paired with this box users will have a winning combination for their media needs. NVIDIA states the price will start at $299 for the PC.”
Source: NVIDIA
Apple iPod Shuffle 2G
Apple started shipping the second generation iPod Shuffles. I already had the first generation, and the only real difference is the size of the unit. Most the features are basically the same. I figured size and the aluminum enclosure was a good enough reason to get the new one. Besides it gives me an excuse to write another post for this site. The new iPod Shuffle comes in only one size, 1GB, which Apple says is about 240 songs. I was able to put 263 songs in my real world use. At $79, I found that the iPod Shuffle was very reasonable in price.
