Tuesday, August 16, 2005
PC World Test Drives Creative Zen Vision
Posted by Kent Pribbernow in "HARDWARE" @ 02:00 PM
"I did experience some quirks with video playback, the most irritating of which was that I couldn't bookmark my place in a video file, as I could with music. (The ZV does remember where you were in the last video you watched.) The device's fast-forward and reverse video modes didn't let me see high-speed playback as I jumped around. Actually, with my test unit, fast-forward and reverse occasionally failed to work at all, although this may be fixed in the shipping version of the device. "
The Vision looks amazing. I'm a little disappointed by the video resolution capability, which is apparently limited to QVGA (320x240) despite the Vision having a VGA screen. Overall it looks like a good product for $400. I especially like the simple UI.
The Vision looks amazing. I'm a little disappointed by the video resolution capability, which is apparently limited to QVGA (320x240) despite the Vision having a VGA screen. Overall it looks like a good product for $400. I especially like the simple UI.
