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KindyElec brings out new PMP for analog and digital TV

17 August 2007 14:30 by Dave "Davedough" Horvath | 2 comments

Chinese personal media player maker, KindyElec has released a device, while not easy on the eyes, boasts some interesting features. This player, dubbed the KP701-11 is capable of receiving both analog and digital television broadcasts in DVB-T, PAL, NTSC and SECAM.

Everything that the little media player receives is brought to the user on a 7-inch TFT LED Backlit LCD screen. It also has built in support for MP1/3, DivX, MPEG4 and JPEG files. All files are saved via its own 2.5-inch 40Gb INTERNAL hard drive.

If 40Gb storage just isn't enough for you, the KP701-11 also has a multi-format card reader capable of accepting CF, SD, miniSD, MMC, RS-MMC, MS, MS Pro and MS Duo memory cards. It supports USB 1.1 and 2.0 for data transfers and even comes with a remote control in case you like to watch the full 7-inches from beyond arm's reach. Battery life is said to be in the 2 hour range and the device itself measures in at 222mm x 123mm x 27mm (8.7" x 4.8" x 1").

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PMP Today

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Unfocused (Member) 17 August 2007 16:23
Sounds cool. Battery life needs to be extended to become a viable media player option. [ + quote]
borhan9 (AfterDawn Addict) 21 August 2007 21:38
*Originally posted by Unfocused:* Sounds cool. Battery life needs to be extended to become a viable media player option. ditto. [ + quote]