Cowon S9 Curve: The most stylish PMP
Filed under: Electronics, Portable Media Players | By: Justin
Posted on: August 25, 2008 | 3 Comments
For those of you that like your media players, then the new Cowon S9 Curve is one to check out.
With it’s 3.3-inch screen which is an AMOLED capacitive touch panel, which produces 16 million colors with a pixel size of 480 x 272.
This media player sports an impressive 500MHz dual-core processor, and an integrated T-DMB digital television tuner. Other features include Bluetooth, a G-Sensor accelerometer, TV-out and an FM radio.
The Cowon S9 Curve will give you around 40 hours of music playback from just one charge, that’s almost two days of music love from this little gadget. Currently we have no idea of the price or a release date, but we will update you more information as we get it. Visit Engadget for more info or view other PMP’s on PR.
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Wow that thing is sexy. I’m going to buy one when they come out. I have an X5L and I get almost 40 hours per charge and it has best sound of any mp3 player. It kills any iPod I’ve ever used but everyone buys Apple because of the brand name. The general public is very funny. Very few people use their brains when plopping down their hard earned money. People follow the crowds like lemmings instead of doing research and making an educated decision when making a purchase.
I agree, this one is on my list too when the 32GB gets released. IMO sound quality on cowon mp3 players is far superior to apple ones. Better file support too and no awful itunes to work with.
your telling me, I took time i nchoosig myself an archos 30gb and picked it up as a bargain stateside (remember £1 = $2). any whoo Im really feeling the look of this thing, something about metal in your hand, just like my archos which was brushed metal. Could someone confirm for me if this player support drag and drop? i really don’t like players synching “imaginary folders” since my music is always mix of random tracks, unreleased tracks etc.