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This Arko MP3 player is the Paris Hilton of MP3 players; namely, it's super thin and doesn't do much of anything. The player has USB 2.0, an optional FM tuner, voice recording and MP3/WMA support. If an (optional) FM tuner is the most exciting spec a product has, you'd better make that product look good. And, well, this does. So it's got that goin' for it, which is nice.
Arko MP3 Player [AVING via TechEBlog]
7:30 AM on Tue Jun 13 2006
By Jason Chen
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I'm holding out for the iPatch. It's an MP3 player that you can stick to your temple, and it slowly secretes music into your head.
Creative did a player in a similar form factor to this a few years back. Probably worth checking the bargain bins for it.
http://www.gizmodo.com/gadgets/gadgets/ipatch-covering-the... Sorry Lando, looks like that name was taken... and for a pretty lame product, I'm sorry to say.
"If an (optional) FM tuner is the most exciting thing spec a product, you'd better make that product look good. " This is a good example of not proof reading your posts :-P Also, no capacity? Whats the point in posting about an MP3 player without noting how much shitty music it will hold? Silly goose.
Oops. I literally wrote this at 2 a.m., so there's that. As for capcity, I couldn't find it anywhere.
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