This page lists A/V players (also called MP3 players or PMPs) that use OLED technology as displays.
A H/D based player (80/120Gb) from iRiver, with a CF and SD slots. It's mainly for photos, but can also do video/voice recording and FM radio. It uses SPINN controls.
iRiver P20
An MP3 alarm clock with 1GB memory, which can also display photos on the OLED display. There's a MMC/SD card slot, too.
It costs around 115$.Â
Cubino MP3 alarm clock
Sandisk's Sansa Clip is a flash based MP3 playerw ith an FM radio, voice-recording capabiltiy and a 15-hour battery. It comes in two versions, 1 or 2 Gb and costs $40 or $60.
The Sansa Clip uses a four-line 2-color 1.1" PMOLED display.
A flash based player (4/8GB). It supports many formats (MP3, WMA, ASF, Ogg Vorbis, and FLAC). It has 60-hour battery life.
Epoq's MPEG4 is a capable watch that sports a 1.5", 128x128 OLED display.
The MPEG4 features 2/4GB of memory, voice recorder, FM radio, and a 2.5mm headphone jack. It supports MP3 / WMA / JPG file formats.
A USB-drive MP3 player, with 1/2/4GB capacity. Battery life is 30h, and the whole player weights only 29grams.Â
A H/D (30Gb, 1.8") based player, supporting MP3, WMA, WAV and Video playback. Weights 225g.
An A/V player that has an internetal 2.5" H/D, and also supports all memory cards such as Compactflash, IBM Microdrive, Memory Stick, Memory Stick Pro, Secure Digital, MultiMediaCard and 4 other formats, Mini-SD, RS-MMC, MS Duo and MS Pro Duo with a adapter (not supplied). It uses fast USB 2.0 interface for file transfer to your PC.
Features include Video/Audio player, photo viewer, FM radio, voice/video recorder.
A flash based (1/2Gb) player, with an FM radio and Toshiba's new high-quality, 1-bit TC94A82XBG DAC. Will cost around 142$ in Japan when it'll be released in April.Â
The Archos 204 is an HardDisk-based MP3 player, with 20Gb of memory. It has USB connectivity and claims 20 hours of battery life. The display is a 1.8" 262-color PMOLED.
