MP3 big in Taipei
Mass of portables arrive
Posted in Business, 4th June 1999 03:14 GMT
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Computex Several manufacturers are rolling out MP3 players at the Computex show in Taiwan. Pine introduced its D'music player, which can also be used as an FM radio and a voice recorder, and includes 32Mb of memory. Additional 32Mb cards fit in the machine. RFC Distribution is showing a JazPiper, which is a similar type of device and uses a SmartMedia card. These devices will give around an hour's worth of music. Meanwhile, Alpintex has launched its MP-Rom, which is an MP3 player which integrates a CD-Rom rather than memory. ®
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