Wesley's Tool-Box

While Apple iPod is dominant in most of the world's portable MP3 player market, there are always some niche products scattered around. One such class is the MP3 players that are very cheap because they lack any on-board storage. They use the flash memory cards you plug in for the storage instead. If you somehow end up with a flash memory card left over doing nothing useful, these MP3 players may attract you, despite common sense telling you it's money wasted. Here's my story.

M4300 was the smallest WM2003-based PDA-phone on the market before X501. X501 is even smaller. Let's see how they compare.

For those of you still waiting for this device to hit the local shops, here are the photos of what final production model CP-X501 looks like.

By request, here's the current state of the desktop. Picture was taken with MITs-M4300 which is now out of the official 'desk item', so now the digital camera on the lower right of the screen is now visible.

Not much different from the 1st half.

Screen: Cardinal 17-inch LCD
Speakers: Altec Lansing ACS40
Top of the Left Speaker: Samsung MITs-M4300 ('Sasami')
Top of the Right Speaker: KT-Branded Alarm Clock
Left: DV Video Converter, DVR-109 DVD Writer
Under the Screen: Video Selector, Keyboard-Screen-Mouse-Sound-USB Selector, Camera Dock, IEEE1394 Selector
Keyboard: IGK-3000 Mini
Mouse: Razor Diamondback