pmps

A trio of new tablets from Energy Sistem (a company known for low-end PMPs and e-readers) may not ordinarily turn many heads, but if you look closely at these you'll notice they don't quite match your average budget-minded slate runnin

While Samsung has yet to announce an actual date for its new Galaxy Players in the US, their international counterparts are already heading towards other parts of the world for a head start.

Oh Flip, how far you've come.

And, of course, how far you've fallen. Once a spunky upstart with oddly shaped camcorders, you got snapped up by Cisco in Spring of 2009 for a hefty $590 million in stock.

Here's a scenario: what if we told you that your next Kindle could be had for $25 less than retail?

What if we told you it came from the rear of a nondescript white van? Or what if we told you that you'd first need to sign up for 842 email marketing scams?

SanDisk's finally updated its Fuze PMP with the Sansa Fuze+.

The newly designed device boasts a 2.4-inch LCD, with three capacities -- 4GB, 8GB, and 16GB -- to choose from.

We've never been comfortable with the fact that Viliv's many fun and fashionable PMPs have yet to gain a real foothold in the states.

Maybe this will change with the Prime P3 media player.

There's really only two things you need to know about the iToos M6HD PMP, and at the risk of repeating the headline: it can output 1080i via HDMI and its price is pretty hard to argue with.

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There are PMPs in every shape and color, and while we've never been particularly fond of Haier's contri

Looks like the wait for a real HD PMP is finally over: Hallods of Japan has just released their F43 MP4 player featuring a 4.3-inch 1280x720 screen, easily beating other sub-5-inch, 480p screens found on big names like the