14 DAY TRIAL // I don't really know who Pasen is, but - after having seen this - I am surely going to check on it. And by this, I mean three brand new portable media players the company decided to introduce on the market. To dub the devices, the company chose some funny names, like ShakeIT, TouchMusic and A19.
To begin with the first on the list, the ShakeIT portable media player is said to be the first player to use Microsoft's Play FX Suite, which - among other cool features - includes a 3D headphone, a Pure Bass and Auto Volume option, as well as automatic volume, which has the purpose of normalizing all the file formats in your personal media player, no matter the volumes they were recorded in.
Come on, you have to admit a lot of big fish on the electronic market are going to be green with envy the moment this baby is going to hit the market.
The second addition to the company's portfolio, dubbed TouchMusic, is said to be Pasen's best offering. At a first glimpse anyone who's into gadgetry can notice the resemblance with the C2 series of PMP from Teclast.
But that doesn't seem to be such a big deal, as more and more companies develop 'copycats' from others. However, this portable media player sports convenient dimensions of 80.8 x 47 x 11.6mm and reveals a crisp 2.4 inch 260K color screen display with a nice 320 x 240 QVGA TFT pixels resolution.
And finally, the last on the list is the A19 PMP, which also has its design inspired from the F456 MP4 from China, which the guys from PMP Today noticed. So, besides looking shiny and classy, the player features a 2.0 mega pixel camera integrated in the system.
And after all this, you probably wonder about the pricing and availability details of these nice piece of gadgetry. Sadly, I have no official info on that, at least for the moment. But, apparently, the three new PMPs will be out and priced in a month or even less. Just in time for Christmas, I'd say.
