Seems that source on the Mpio "One" was pretty reliable. More stuff from Mpio is coming our way somewhere in 2005, and this includes the following units:

Mpio "One" (or "1", see THIS news item as well) Supports MP3/WMA/ASF/ogg, WMA DRM Capacity: 128M/256M/512M/1GB/2GB Screen：11 line (1.8”)TFT Color LCD FM tuner & recorder Supports Motion Picture Compatible with usb2.0 OTG Battery life：15 hours Max output：13mw + 13mw "Mpio Two" (or "2", pictured) As above but, up to 1GB & 2GB LCD：11 line (1.8”)TFT Color LCD

The Mpio FY-500 & 550 aren't too special - just ordinary USB2.0 flash players (up to 1GB)., operating for 16 hours on one AAA battery. DRM WMA's also supported. Then there's the FY-600, which looks a bit the same as the 500-series, but comes with a rather exclusive headphone (neckband type). More interesting would have to be the following two units.

Mpio HD(D)-400 (pictured on top) Supports MP3/WMA/ASF/ogg, Janus DRM Capacity: 5GB/8GB Screen： 11 line (1.8”)TFT 260k Color LCD FM tuner & recorder Supports Motion Picture Compatible with usb2.0 Battery life：12 hours Max output：18mw + 18mw Mpio HD(D)-500 (pictured at the bottom) As above, but with: Capacity: 20/40GB Screen： 13 line (2.0”)TFT 260k Color LCD Compatible with usb2.0 & 1.1 OTG

Not too shabby, especially the HDD-400 with its 8GB micro-hdd. Looks like the HD-500 has been inspired by the Zen Micro & Touch, as well as the HD-300. Now if they'd only implement some additional video gimmicks, right?

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