Johannesburg, 02 Aug 2007
Rectron, a leading South African computer component distribution company, together with Transcend, has launched the T. Sonic 820 series MP3 player.
For those who are familiar with the MP3 craze, you better believe that you need to know what to purchase on your next techno shopping trip. Buying an MP3 player merely because it is the latest most stylish gadget can ruin its purpose.
Transcend are an influential supplier of multimedia devices and the T.Sonic is no exception. Available in two sizes (2GB and 4GB), Transcend's T. Sonic 820 series takes flash storage to a whole new level by integrating the use of colour. The T. Sonic 820 series MP3 player is designed specifically for those who have an active lifestyle.
Due to the constant demand in flash storage, keeping up with industry trends in multimedia and on-the-go storage is imperative. Having the freedom to carry your data and multimedia files in your pocket is key and flash can make it happen by not compromising on weight.
Transcend's advanced R&D teams develop quality, state-of-the-art hi-tech products that are at the very cutting-edge of technology. Its commitment to R&D ensures they continue to produce superior quality, innovative products which keep them at the forefront of their industry and leave the competition far behind.
Notes for the technical editors:
* 1.5-inch (128 x 128 pixel) 65K Super Colour OLED Display for playing videos and photos
* Plays music, video (.mtv) and photos (.jpg, .bmp)
* MP3 player supports MP3, WMA, WMA-DRM10 (subscription music) and WAV music formats
* FM radio (FM radio recording and the ability to preset 9 FM radio stations)
* Advanced digital voice recorder
* Ability to read e-books (.txt)
* Karaoke-type lyrics display
* Direct line-in recording using an external microphone, or line-in (eg, CD player) connection
* VAD (voice activation detection), very high quality gapless audio recordings
* USB flash drive capabilities for data transfer and storage
* Included software can be used to lock your computer and setup passwords for your files
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