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Tuesday, June 28, 2005

Cowon IAudio X5

Posted by Chris Gohlke in "HARDWARE" @ 01:00 PM

http://www.pcworld.com/news/article/0,aid,121540,tk,dn062705X,00.asp

"The Cowon IAudio X5 is an all-around class act, from its stylish black case to its bright color screen. Weighing in at less than 6 ounces, and measuring about a half-inch thick, this hard drive-based digital media player packs plenty of features into a small package. The player lets you play back MPEG-4 video, record from the built-in FM radio, and record from a line input. You can also use the device as USB host, which allows it to copy files from other USB devices such as digital cameras without requiring a PC as the intermediary. And at $300 for the 20GB version, the Cowon IAudio X5 is very well priced (a 30GB version costs an additional $50)."



A lot of nice features for the price. The screen is a bit small, but if you look at it as an MP3 player with video as a bonus, then it starts to look good. The USB host is really cool though. I'd like to see that feature on all MP3 players as I can't imagine it costs much to add. Pair it up with a cheap card reader and you have a great companion for your digital camera.

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