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Philips’ Android PMP is Something to Look Out For

by on January 30, 2012 2:02 pm
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Back in CES 2012, we saw a lot of really cool upcoming Android smartphones and tablets. But if there’s one accessory we failed to mention, it would be Philips’ new PMP system; an Android based portable media player. Well, they also had an iPhone docking speaker system but we’re more interested on the PMP!

The PMP is actually a successor to the GoGear Connect, but both of them run on Android 2.3 OS and have a capacitive touch screen display. The big difference is that the new model has a larger screen of 0.3 inches compared to the 3.2 of the previous model. It also has a capacitive touch technology, MicroSD card slot for expanded memory, front-facing video camera, and Bluetooth 3.0.

 

The PMP will be available in April with options of 8GB or 16GB, at a suggested price for $169 and $199, respectively.

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Christine Torralba has been a freelance writer for the past couple of years. While most of her work has been ghostwritten, she has also contributed articles to magazines such as SPARK, Monday, Vault and Epic. In her spare time, she cooks, takes photos of food, and manages to write about it on her food blog.

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  • http://www.giquegear.com GiqueGEAR_Todd

    I don’t understand who buys a smartphone minus the phone.

    • http://vancefry.com vrf

      People who want android apps, but don’t want to pay for a data contract. Duh.

    • phila

      it’s like saying “why do people buy an iPod Touch? it’s just an iPhone without the phone”

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