In the 1982 film Firefox (which had nothing to do with the Internet browser) Clint Eastwood played a top-notch pilot who took part in a secret mission to steal a Soviet prototype jet fighter. We wonder if such an exploit might be needed today to bring the YP-U6 from Russia? While not a state-of-the-art combat aircraft that can be controlled by a neuralink, the Samsung portable music player is almost worthy of a spy capper.
Much like the newly announced Philips device this one has a special fitness program, which can calculate the calories spent while the listener was using the device for various activities. It is also equipped with a built-in full-size USB connector, making it easy to transfer music to the device, as it as a built-in voice recorder, to transfer those recordings to a PC. The YP-U6 also features a four-line color CSTN display, and is equipped with SoundAlive technology to simulate a 5.1-channel format. It supports MP3, WMA, OGG and FLAC, and even has a built-in FM tuner. Two versions will be available when the YP-U6 arrives in stores in Russia later this month including 2GB and 4GB models.
Alas, no death ray, spy camera or other SMERSH type goodies included.
[Via IT Chuiko: Samsung offers a player with a fitness trainer]
It plays FLAC files. Aren’t 8G products going to be out?
Das Alumnium Gehauese sieht sehr edel aus, im Gegensatz zum U5 der ein Plastik Gehauese besass, zieht der YP-U6 mit seinem sehr simplen, doch sehr huebschen Aussehen viele Blicke auf sich.