Samsung YP-D1

Sounds great, Camera, Lots of functionality

Limited video support

Tons of extra features. Very good sound quality and decent included earbuds.

Video recording and playback quality aren't very good. Long shutter lag for stills.

There are joyfully abundant equalization and sound-enhancement options, including seven equalizer presets, a seven-band graphic EQ, and a set of 3D sound options. I generally don't dig messing with anything more than basic treble and bass tone controls...

Unique, streamlined design ; Features onboard camera, audio recording, and video-playback capabilities

Uses a proprietary USB port ; All of the buttons -- especially the camera-shutter key -- are pretty tiny ; Limited by its 2GB maximum capacity

The Samsung YP-D1 is available in three capacities: 512MB (AU$379, black), 1GB (AU$439, black), 2GB (AU$499, white).

The Samsung YP-D1 features a unique, streamlined design and is packed to the gills with cool extras such as an onboard camera, audio recording, and video-playback capabilities.

The Samsung YP-D1 uses a proprietary USB port, and all of the buttons--especially the camera-shutter key--are pretty tiny. The YP-D1 is also limited by its 2GB maximum capacity.

If your idea of the ideal MP3 player is one that packs in every feature in the book, including a 2-megapixel camera, take a long look at the Samsung YP-D1--just keep in mind it maxes out at 2GB.

Le YP-D1 a offert une autonomie de 14 heures et 26 minutes en mode audio (lecture en boucle de 240 Mo de fichiers MP3 avec un volume moyen), ce qui s'inscrit à peu près dans la moyenne. En mode vidéo, le résultat s'est avéré plus impressionnant : le...

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the plastic thing to protect and carry that came with him