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The iRiver S7 is going to be the next Mp3 player from iRiver and it looks pretty good. The iRiver S7 Mp3 player measures close to 40 x 32 x 9.6 mm and is very similar to the dimensions of the new iPod shuffle. As a matter of fact it is even thinner than the shuffle. The iRiver S7 weighs close to 15 grams which is really light.
The iRiver S7 is a very different player on appearance. The design is good and complete but it comes with fast forward and rewind buttons in the form of human pictures as you can see in the photo. Yes, this is no skin or cover it is how the player is made. The Chicken on top should be representing volume up and the dog standing for volume down.
This MP3 player can play SF, MP3, Ogg Vorbis, WMA and many other audio formats which is not a worry at all. The only problem seems to be a missing pause button. The player comes with an inbuilt FM Radio which will accompany you on your long journeys when you are bored of your own music collection.
Tags: ipod shuffle, iriver, mp3 player, ogg vorbis, s7
Griffin has updated their iTalk Pro device that allows users to record CD quality audio files using their iPod. The new iTalk Pro also features a 3.5mm jack that allows you tio plug in a real microphone and easily store your recordings onto your iPod. This new device is only compatible with the 5th generation iPod Video and 2nd generation iPod Nano so be sure that your iPod is compatible with iTalk Pro before you run out and buy the iPod accessory that retails for just under $50.
If you want the iTalk Pro, the best place to buy it is from the official Griffin web site. You can get all the details at the Official Product Page.
MacMerc has created and is selling a new protective iPod case that allows you to take your iPod underwater. The case, known as H20 Audio, is only compatible with the 2nd Generation iPod Nano and allows you to listen to your music in the shower, or while you swim.
This is one of the priciest iPod cases we have ever seen retailing at just under $80, but if you have always wanted to listen to your Nano underwater, this is the case for you.
For those of you who hate the standard earphones that come with just about every MP3 player and live in an area where it gets pretty cold in the winter, Lobz had created new ear warming headphones that provide excellent sound quality, are very comfortable, and will keep your ears warm. They are also foldable so they can easily be transported.
They retail for $30 and come from Timberland. If you want to purchase one, the best place to do so is at the official product page.
