Still remember the Sony Rolly? Today Sony finally unveils the truth about their new robotic toy. The Rolly is a kind of wireless speaker/audio player with 1GB of internal memory. You can interact with it and select the tracks you want to listen to. This player is an autonomous audio player that provides a battery life of 5 hours when it plays music from its internal memory and 4 hours 30 minutes if the music is streamed to the Rolly via Bluetooth connection. See more pictures of this robotic music player after the jump.
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by Johan on September 6, 2007
There are 22 photos available in this gallery including some comparative shots of the new iPods and past models, color comparisons between new and old shuffles, and thickness comparisons between the original 5G iPod and the new 80GB iPod classic. See the complete pile after the jump.
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Microsoft comes back with an exclusive Halo Zune for military personnel. The firm handed out 300 players to a group of soldiers who recently left for active duty, but the rest of them will be available for sale exclusively at “military retail stores.” The Zunes will be brown with colorful Halo artwork and will come pre-loaded with artwork, trailers, and music from all three Halo games. These gadgets will be sold to military personnel and their families for a “discounted rate,” but the discount rate is unknown. The Zune usually retails for $250.
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by Johan on July 20, 2007
The Solam SL-828 is an MP3 player with FM radio that supports MP3 and WMA playback. But what makes this gadget special was its FM transmitter. The player has a wireless audio transmission with frequency range 87.5MHz – 108.0MHz (0.1MHz interval), 206 frequencies optional. This feature allows player to transmit songs to your car stereo. Measuring 60mm x 20mm x 12mm, the Solam SL-828 MP3 player is now available for $40 (512MB) or $49 (1GB).
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According to rumors, Microsoft will release the Zune 2.0, which is the next generation of Microsoft’s digital media player. It could be a fake, but maybe it’s not. We hope that Microsoft will make an official announcement soon.
Via Gizmodo
