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Toshiba presses play on 60GB audio player | |
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| Time: 18:48 EST/23:48 GMT | News Source: News.com | Posted By: Jonathan Tigner | ||
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Toshiba on Monday announced in Japan that it's increasing the song capacity of its Gigabeat line of hard drive-based digital audio players. The HDD Audio Player Gigabeat line will top out at 60 gigabytes and will be available before the end of the year in the country, along with 10GB and 20GB versions. The devices will come with a high-resolution 2.2-inch color display and a navigation system based on a plus-sign sensor on the front of the device. Up to 15,000 audio files, in WMA or MP3 formats recorded at 128 kilobits per second, can be stored on the 60GB version, according to the company. Songs are transferred over a USB (universal serial bus) 2.0 connection. The electronics company is one of the major suppliers for 1.8-inch drives used in many hard drive-based digital audio players, including Apple Computer's iPod, which tops out at 40GB. | ||
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| #1 By 20505 (216.102.144.11) at 9/27/2004 9:23:17 PM |
| only 60 gigs? how could you possibly put the entire library of congress on this? sigh, guess i’ll just have to wait for the terabyte model. |
| #2 By 1295 (68.97.186.211) at 9/28/2004 12:30:29 AM |
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no doubt, who the hell has 60 gigs worth of music that they would actually listen to?
Hell I remember in my Napster orgy of downloading I could only muster 5 to 6 gigs... and the vast majority were nastalgic songs which I could difinitly do without Anyway, if I'm going that balls out for a "portable media" player then Daddy is gonna go for a Portable Media Center (http://www.creative.com/PortableMediaCenters/) |
| #3 By 2960 (156.80.64.137) at 9/28/2004 1:55:41 PM |
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I might not have 60GB in 128k MP3's, but I can sure muster up 60GB in APE or FLAC format :)
Have space? Up the quality and use it up. TL |
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