Kelvin Low | May 20, 2009
The Creative Zen MX. (Credit: Creative)
We first saw the
Zen MX launched in Japan in early May. Now the flash-based media player is heading for Singapore, together with another member of the Zen family, the Mozaic EZ300.
The Zen MX aims to be a more affordable version of the Zen by offering fewer features. The Mozaic EZ300 sports similar functions as the previous Mozaic, but is priced lower than its older sibling by offering a smaller range of capacities comprising 4GB and 8GB, and only comes in black.
The Creative Zen Mozaic EZ300. (Credit: Creative)
The Zen Mosaic EZ300 comes equipped with a 1.8-inch, 128 x 160-pixel display, supports playback of MP3, WMA, WAV, Audible 4 audio formats, JPEG photos, and Creative's own CMV video format. The player also features a built-in speaker, integrated FM radio, voice recorder and alarm clock.
The Zen MX comes in 8GB and 16GB capacities, and is priced at S$189 (US$135.77) and S$249 (US$178.87), respectively. The Zen Moziac EZ300 will retail for S$109 (US$78.30) for the 4GB model and S$139 (US$99.85) for the 8GB model. Both models will be available in Singapore at Creative's online store and outlets before end June. We are awaiting word on the players' Asia availability.
Kelvin Low is CNET Asia's very own go-to intern for Music & Play. When he's not fiddling with gadgets or setting up new PC rigs, he can be found hitting the dirt tracks on his mountain bike. Kelvin is currently studying mass communications at Temasek Polytechnic in Singapore. Email Kelvin. |
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ferdiei
"Now the flash-based media player is heading for Singapore.."thats misleading dude, to direct product/s made-in-singapore & besides CREATIVE should rethink their pricing to stir interest (again) from locals & transients..a tasteless writeup for a local company
May 20, 2009 21:03