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DVX-POD 7010 (the 7010 might stand for the number of portable handheld video players annnounced this week)

Ed Steele June 10, 2004 2

DVX POD 7010 (the 7010 might stand for the number of portable handheld video players annnounced this week)
A nice woman named Esther didn’t send us a press release for the sleek and sensuous DVX-POD 7010 handheld video player/encoder, but ThreeBase was nice enough to clue us in on what must be #7010 of the eight thousand handheld video players announced this week. Placing the controls around the edges is a smart idea, so long as there is some type of “hold button” to prevent accidental playback while the DVX-POD sits in your gadget bag. Riding the elevator at work while The Bride screams “This is what you get for bleeping around with Yakuzas! Go home to your mother!” at full volume from your briefcase = not good.
More details at ThreeBase Dot Com


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2 Comments »

  1. birq June 11, 2004 at 2:58 am -

    Hey, isn’t that the lead singer of Poison?

  2. Alexander Grundner June 11, 2004 at 7:06 am -

    New details about the device can be found at: http://www.ehomeupgrade.com/archives/000452.php
    “Since details about the about the MobiNote DVX-POD 7010 have been scarce, we decided to catch up with Keith Chiang, Business Development Manager at MobiNote Technologies, and ask him 10 of our burning questions about their new buzz-worthy 7-inch, 16:9 wide-screen Portable Media Player.” Continues…