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MediaGear debuts HD2GO iPod rival

updated 11:35 am EDT, Wed July 26, 2006

 

HD2GO iPod competitor


MediaGear today introduced the HD2GO, its portable media player that can display photos, play music, and enables users to watch full-color videos on a 3.6-inch LCD. The gadget stands to compete with Apple's market leading fifth-generation iPod, which retails for $300 or $400 for 30GB and 60GB capacities, respectively. The HD2GO can store more than 10,000 digital photos and up to 25 hours of video, according to MediaGear, and accepts memory cards from digital cameras to transfer photos. A standard USB cable from a PC supports video/music transfers, and the device features navigational icons for all playback options after it powers up. The HD2GO offers an average of 4.5 hours of video playback time, or 15 hours of audio playback on a single charge, and the Lithium-ion battery is rechargeable in five hours' time. The HD2GO is priced at $300.


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  1. gate

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    Joined: Apr 2004

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    Oh well ...

    It seems to be good. It's interesting. It's not too pricey. But ... if you don't own an iPod, you're a loser! What can we do?!?

  1. ZinkDifferent

    Fresh-Faced Recruit

    Joined: Jan 2005

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    plus...

    ...seems only compatible with PC/Win, which seems all too natural for anything coming from China...

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