iRiver Adds Flash, 1.8" HDD to H10 Lineup

If you liked what's been said about the iRiver H10, but the size capacity didn’t suit your needs, you’d be happy to know that iRiver has addressed two more segments of the MP3 player market using the same basic form factor. For those who like lightweight and durable players, a smaller flash-based $265 1GB H10 Junior is being produced with the same features as the original 5GB model. Because there are no moving parts, owners will experience a nice 60-hour battery life too.

For those more concerned about storage, a $439 20GB H10 is also being made using 1.8" hard drives, able to play 16 hours of continuous music. The larger battery and hard drive shouldn’t bog you down either, only a few millimeters larger than the 5GB model.