Showing posts with label U3. Show all posts
Showing posts with label U3. Show all posts
Monday, May 19, 2008
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Monday, March 10, 2008
DIY: Making a MP3P Ring (Samsung YP-U3)
DIY: Making a MP3P ring (Samsung YP-U3)
DIY: Making a MP3P Ring (Samsung YP-U3) - Click here for more blooper videos
Thursday, February 21, 2008
Nice breast! What is her MP3 Player?
With a slim, lightweight design and a four line OLED display, Samsung's 2GB U3 doesn't look like much, but housed within the slim black chassis is one of the best flash media players we've reviewed. Combining excellent sound quality with all the features we've come to expect from such a player, the YP-U3 is a great solution for those who want music on the go.
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Friday, January 25, 2008
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Samsung YP-U3 MP3 Stick Adds RDS-Capable FM Tuner Pt.2
With a slim, lightweight design and a four line OLED display, Samsung's 2GB U3 doesn't look like much, but housed within the slim black chassis is one of the best flash media players we've reviewed. Combining excellent sound quality with all the features we've come to expect from such a player, the YP-U3 is a great solution for those who want music on the go.
Samsung YP-U3 MP3 Stick Adds RDS-Capable FM Tuner Pt.1
With a slim, lightweight design and a four line OLED display, Samsung's 2GB U3 doesn't look like much, but housed within the slim black chassis is one of the best flash media players we've reviewed. Combining excellent sound quality with all the features we've come to expect from such a player, the YP-U3 is a great solution for those who want music on the go.
Thursday, January 10, 2008
YP-K5, U3 [ PCWorld.ca ]
Media:PCWorld.ca
http://www.pcworld.ca/news/column/cd6302780a01040800986975ba2e0c0c/pg0.htm

The Samsung YP-U3 ($89.99) is another compact 2GB player with a similar feature set to the ZEN Stone Plus, including a one-inch single-colour display FM radio, voice recorder, and support for WMA and MP3 files. The YP=U3 offers about 15 hours of audio playback on a single charge. The YP-U3 incorporates touch-sensitive controls which help maintain a flat design aesthetic. The YP-U3 doesn't require an A/C adaptor owing to the fact that it doubles as a USB key. Simply press a button on the player and a USB plug will slide out of one end, allowing you to plug it directly into a USB port on your PC to transfer files and charge the battery. The YP-U3 comes with a belt clip and is offered in black, white, green, pink and light blue.

The Samsung YP-K5 is much thicker thicker than the average audio player (3.36 cm to be exact), but there's a very good reason. The back of the player actually slides out and flips up to reveal a speaker so that you can share the music on the player with people around you. When the speaker is closed, the YP-K5 functions as a traditional audio player listed to through headphones. The YP-K5 supports MP3, WMA, ASF and OGG audio formats, and you can also view JPEG photos on its 1.9-inch colour OLED screen (the photos are a bit grainy, however). There's also an FM radio and alarm clock. The speaker is powerful enough to fill a fair-sized room - we cranked the volume up as high as it would go and noticed no distortion. Samsung advertises about 20 hours of battery life for the YP-K5. The player is one of the only non-Apple products to be compatible with Mac as well as Windows - and Linux fans will be pleased to hear that it's compatible with that operating system as well. The 2GB model is $119.99 and comes in black, red or green, and the 4GB model costs $149.99 and comes only in black.Compatible accessories: Our top picks protective cases for the YP-K5 are the black leather Belkin Convertible Folio ($29.99), or the sportier Caribiner Case ($29.99) with a clip that allows you to attach it to a belt or bag.
http://www.pcworld.ca/news/column/cd6302780a01040800986975ba2e0c0c/pg0.htm

The Samsung YP-U3 ($89.99) is another compact 2GB player with a similar feature set to the ZEN Stone Plus, including a one-inch single-colour display FM radio, voice recorder, and support for WMA and MP3 files. The YP=U3 offers about 15 hours of audio playback on a single charge. The YP-U3 incorporates touch-sensitive controls which help maintain a flat design aesthetic. The YP-U3 doesn't require an A/C adaptor owing to the fact that it doubles as a USB key. Simply press a button on the player and a USB plug will slide out of one end, allowing you to plug it directly into a USB port on your PC to transfer files and charge the battery. The YP-U3 comes with a belt clip and is offered in black, white, green, pink and light blue.

The Samsung YP-K5 is much thicker thicker than the average audio player (3.36 cm to be exact), but there's a very good reason. The back of the player actually slides out and flips up to reveal a speaker so that you can share the music on the player with people around you. When the speaker is closed, the YP-K5 functions as a traditional audio player listed to through headphones. The YP-K5 supports MP3, WMA, ASF and OGG audio formats, and you can also view JPEG photos on its 1.9-inch colour OLED screen (the photos are a bit grainy, however). There's also an FM radio and alarm clock. The speaker is powerful enough to fill a fair-sized room - we cranked the volume up as high as it would go and noticed no distortion. Samsung advertises about 20 hours of battery life for the YP-K5. The player is one of the only non-Apple products to be compatible with Mac as well as Windows - and Linux fans will be pleased to hear that it's compatible with that operating system as well. The 2GB model is $119.99 and comes in black, red or green, and the 4GB model costs $149.99 and comes only in black.Compatible accessories: Our top picks protective cases for the YP-K5 are the black leather Belkin Convertible Folio ($29.99), or the sportier Caribiner Case ($29.99) with a clip that allows you to attach it to a belt or bag.
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