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We have already seen some necklace players in the market, so nothing new with the concept, as D’ Cube introduces the new Diny D7 mp3 necklace designed player, with 1.3-inch LCD, 65k colors display (128 × 160), 2GB or 4GB storage size, FM tuner, built-in mic, voice recording and more. The D7 supports MP3, WMA, OGG, WAV audio files, MPEG4 SP, WMV video formats and JPEG, BMP, GIF, TXT image files. Dimensions stands at 59.5 x 33x 11mm, 25gm, and the battery lasts 15 hours for audio and 2.5 hours for video. If you feel it is the right jewelery for your lady, you can get yours in mango orange, metallic silver, sky blue and apple crisp flavors for $97 (4GB model).

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Creative wants to extend its audio lineup, introducing the X30, an X-Fi dock, designed for the iPod players. The new device sports a remote control, an S-video or an AV-output to connect your player directly to the tele, an audio output to plug a pair of speakers, and a USB hub. Unfortunately, there are no further details, but one thing is sure, the X30 won’t support any bluetooth or wireless streaming. The dock is set to be released in Europe around April for €79 ($125).

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The guys at Shiny Shiny have spotted another new mp3 player at the Samsung Showcase 2008. This time it’s the slim YP-S3, coming up in glowing white, blue, red and green hues, somewhere around June. The new YP-S3 features touch sensitive buttons, 2GB / 4GB or 8GB storage size, a 1.8-inch TFT LCD screen (which is a tad scrubby), an FM tuner, MP3 and WMA audio support, 30 hours of battery life and more. No word on price, but this YP-S3 looks exactly like the YP-S5 player, without the speakers. Check the video after the break.

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Hey boys… hey girls, iPod Shuffle gets inlaid. This 18 Karat diamond encrusted was created by jeweler artist, Thomas Heyerdahl, in purpose to be auctioned for charity in London. If you care for a lavish 1GB mp3 player, made of white and pink gold, just open your wallets and count $40,000 - it’s for a good cause, so don’t be stingy.

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