Samsung YP-R1 First Details Emerge
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Following on from Samsung officially unveiling their new YP-Q2 portable media player, first details have emerged concerning a new Samsung PMP – namely the Samsung YP-R1 – which appears to serve as a follow on to the aforementioned device in boasting the same UI but a larger screen.
Whilst details at this stage are fairly sparse, thanks to an apparent leak by UK online retailer Play, we at least know that the new Samsung YP-R1 sports a 2.7″ 400 x 240 (WQVGA) resolution touchscreen display, comes with 8GB of integrated storage capacity and offers compatibility with MP3, WMA, Ogg, FLAC, and AAC audio files as well as MPEG-4, WMV, H.264, Divx, Xvid,and RMVB video file formats. Additionally, the YP-R1 is listed as offering up Bluetooth connectivity and TV-out allowing you to watch films and movie clips on your TV.
There’s no word concerning pricing at this juncture, however, Play list the new Samsung YP-R1 PMP as being set for release from 30th July. The device can be pre-ordered as of now for just shy of 150GBP.
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[...] Back in June we got the story and one month later we learned that the 16GB version of the new Samsung YP-R1 PMP will be available in the UK. Well, today, our North American buds should be happier to know that we just found that the device has made its way to the FCC and we’ll soon see if it meets the criteria to be sold on the market. [...]