Juniper Foo | Dec 22, 2004

Look who's copying who now. iRiver's latest MP3 offering not only comes in a choice of colors, it's vertical touch-style controller is reminiscent of another harddisk-based MP3 player brand that's been equally accused of mimicking another rival's design template. What the H10 has going strongly for it is a 1.5-inch color screen, digital photo album capability, and compatibility with Microsoft's PlaysForSure, allowing H10 users to download digital content from Web portals running on the open platform.
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Price: US$344
Availability: South Korea
Device: Harddrive-based MP3 player
Basic specs: 5GB, 1-inch hard drive, 1.5-inch color LCD, voice recording, USB 2.0, supports MP3 and WMA, direct audio recording, FM radio, views photos and text, touch-style controller, claimed 12 hours playback, removable battery, 96 x 55 x 15mm, 96g, available in 4 colors
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