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The Samsung's YP-T10 is an evolutionary upgrade to the YP-T9 - the first Bluetooth-enabled MP3 player. Now the T9's successor will carry once again 4GB flash with five colors (black, red, white, green & purple) to choose from. The back of the T10 is wrapped with aluminum, and the rest is hard scratch-resistant plastic. The T10 is now upgraded to 2" 320x240 QVGA from 1.8". It also inherits the Bluetooth headphone support from T9, and adds phone profile so you can talk through the T10 as if it were a Bluetooth headset. Samsung claims November firmware will bring caller ID as well. As for the interface, the Samsung T10 adopts K5's touch-sensitive buttons, and fills the GUI with all kinds of animated eye candy. Anythingbutipod's review unfortunately didn't have any screenshots of the T10's. Video compatibility is restricted to Samsung's SVI (MPEG-4) and WMV9 SP (320x240, 30fps). So, there you have it. Would someone compare the T10 with 3G nano please? Interview after the jump. About Everything USB
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MP3 Player Reviews
- Apple iPod shuffle 3G (2009)
- Samsung YP P3 (2009)
- Apple iPod nano 4G (2008)
- Apple 3G iPod nano 8GB (2007)
- iriver X20 8GB (2007)
- iriver clix 2 4GB (2007)
- Apple iPod nano 8GB (2G) (2006)
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