Green House has a new series of Qana Micro MP3 players that look like they are USB drives. The players have up to two hours of battery life before they need to be recharged (survey carried out if your USB drive) and can store up to 2 GB of music, even if you have your own microSD card to be done. Currently you can use one of these babies in Japan only in purple, orange, green, blue, red, pink, and clear, for around $ 16, no word if there is, if we do on the United States.
You’re a lot like USB drives, which will probably make them less likely to be stolen, but also the probability of losing because of their size. 2GB is not much of music and its own memory is pretty bogus. What do you think about this?
via gadgetell
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