Jan 23 2006

Creative Zen Vision:M

Posted by Ben as Portable Media Players

The 30GB Zen Vision:M by Creative measures in at 4.89″ x 2.93″ x 0.79″. It is equipped with an amazing 2.5-inch screen, with which you can view JPEG, MPEG-1/2/4, WMV, DivX, and XviD files. Similarly, the Zen supports MP3, WMA and WAV audio formats. Creative have also included an FM tuner and voice recorder as well as the ability to sync with your Microsoft Outlook tasks, contacts and calendar.

The Vision:M has approximately 4.5 hours of video playback, and 14 hours of audio playback, before the battery has to be recharged.

The better screen and longer play time of the new portable media player by Creative, give Apple and their Ipod a reason to be looking over their shoulder.

Share and Enjoy:

These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover new web pages.

Official Sponsors

Our Features

Software and Security

Silverlight – Is This Going To Be Web 3.0?

It’s not that often when a technology comes along that leaves me amazed. You know, the sort of thing when you look at it you think “wow, this is good. Not just good, but perhaps is going to make a difference to websites in a very real way in the near future”. [...]

Read on
More Software Features

Hardware and Gadgetry

The 3G iPhone

I’ve had 3G on my Nokia N95 enabled since I got it – which is about a month or two ago now. I was thus surprised to learn that the iPhone didn’t include this much faster way to connect to the Internet. Consequently, I wasn’t exactly surprised when Steve Jobs big announcement turned [...]

Read on
More Hardware and Gadget Features

Gaming

Moto GP 08

The official game of the 2008 season, MotoGP 08 features all the official riders, bikes and tracks from this year’s event whilst being packed full with new features. MotoGP 08 marks the debut of the series on the PLAYSTATION®3 and the introduction of the all new Indianapolis track in the US and the spectacle of [...]

Read on
More Gaming Features

Automotive

GPS in 3D: Navigon 7200T GPS Navigator

(photo by Dvice.com)
I’ve had my fair share of traveling around the USA with my trusty NextStar GPS system. I never leave home without it, Chicago has too many freeways, turn pikes and fly overs for me to deal with. When I need to get from point A to point B in Chicago land and the [...]

Read on
More Automotive Features

Gadzooki Contributors