The Tongfang Q5 is another Mobile World Wide Web Device (MID) which will run on the Android operating system, and has the formidable Rockchip RK2808 chipset running within. Tipping the scales at just 209 grams, the Tongfang Q5 is equipped with a 4.8″ capacitive touchscreen display, an 866MHZ ARM processor, 128MB RAM, 4GB of internal storage, 802.11a/b/g Wi-Fi connectivity, a 3.5mm headphone jack, and a 2,200mAh battery to keep it running. Since it supports 720p video codec playback, you can additionally use that as a formidable portable media player apart from surfing the World Wide Web with it. It is going for around $293 in China after conversion, and you might need to import one Stateside whether you’re curious to find out more about it.

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ZAGGbox is a technologically-infused multi-functional media box that brings together home entertainment and personal media into a one device. Well, expectations of the ZAGGbox do run high particularly after taking $35 million to develop and six, towering years. Capable of recording, storing and playback of most media files (photos, videos and music included), it can additionally read and transcode any video codec simultaneously into a couple of formats – TV ready as well as the other for the iPhone/iPod population. Apart from that, the ZAGGbox plus doubles up as a universal remote control that features an easy-to-use UI to get you started. All stored video substance can additionally be streamed to a mobile Net device, further expanding its capabilities. Pre-orders for the ZAGGbox are already being taken, where it will hit stores sometime in Q1 later that year. The price range pretty much fluctuates though from $500 to $1,000, so you know that that is definitely not going to be an impulse purchase whether you want to save your marriage from further breakdown.

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Samsung has released yet another paper cutter R0 portable media player that ought to get by just nice, although it won’t offer any earth shaking experience with its 2.6″ TFT LCD display, a microSD memory card slot, an integrated FM radio, a text and photo viewer, video codec support for popular formats and a choice of Indie Black, Techno Silver and Rap Pink colors. Arriving in a South Korea-only flavor, you can choose from 4GB and 8GB models that go for $120 and $155, respectively.

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