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4GB expandable(Samsung flash memory) multi-function MP3 & video player/voice recorder/FM Radio/Games - $35! Plays MP3s and movies, Digital voice recorder, Photo display, FM Radio, Games, eBook (txt Files), flash drive with hidden disk option, phone book, mini SD reader Get this multi-function device for about the same price as a flash drive and a fraction of the cost of an Ipod!
Features: Super Slim - 76 x 48 x 11mm and weighs only 35g (about 1.25 oz) 2.0 - inch TFT Screen with 260 K Color TFT Display Built-in 4 GB Samsung Flash Memory expandable to 8 GB with mini SD card High-speed USB 2.0 MP3 player Video player Built-in speaker Voice Recorder FM radio Phonebook mode eBook (txt File )Reader mode Flash drive with hidden disk option Games Multi Equalizers modes: normal, rock, pop, classic, soft, jazz, DBB Supports multiple languages Supports multiple formats: AMV, MP3, WAV, ACT, JPEG, BMP, JIF Included software converts other video formats to AMV Built-in rechargeable battery Built-in MiniSD Card Slot (up to 4GB) Operating Temperature: -13F- 185F (-10.56- 85C)
Package includes: MP4 Player with 4GB Samsung Flash Memory English (sort of) User Manual Driver/File Converter CD (Driver required for Windows 98 only, not for Windows ME/2000/XP) High Quality Earphone USB Cable

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We are currently working with some overseas manufacturers to import MP3/Video players. We have been buying samples to test out the units. Since these come from China and have no local support, we test each and every unit we sell. If you choose, you will receive the unit with hundreds of MP3s and dozens of videos. If you don't want these, we can erase them before we ship, but why not take them and erase what you don't want? We have a limited supply of sample units available at discount prices. These offers may be discontinued at any time.

Notes about using this unit: though this drive has 4 gigs of flash memory, the firmware seems to choke if you overload it with too many MP3 files and folders. When I copied 5 folders and about a gig of songs, it allowed me to choose a specific folder and song to play. When I copied 10 folders, attempts to list all the folders resulted in a "disk error" message. There is actually nothing wrong with the disk (it doesn't even use a disk, but flash memory). The problem is that the software chokes when there are too many folders and files to display. When hooked up to a computer, all the folders and files are playable. When using the unit itself, I was able to start at the first song and play every song on it by clicking the next button. I was just unable to jump around and choose specific songs. When you enter MP3 or video mode, it starts from where you left off.