Hurray for non-DAP companies coming up with DAP-like materials every so often. Hey, it worked for SanDisk... so it was to be expected that others would follow. Take TwinMos, for instance. They're probably commonly-known for their memory module stuff, but apparently someone told them to "make PMP thingies" as well. Works for us, works for our news queue - we figure it'll work out just fine for you as well, in the end.

So here we have the PMP525 - a rather fat-looking, flash-based PMP that comes with a 16m color, 2.5-inch screen. The reason that it might come off as "thick" is because the length and width dimensions are "less noticeable": 78 x 71 x 22mm. Altogether, the PMP525 weighs 125 grams and it's able to gobble up CFI/II cards in order to expand the basic memory capacity (from 128MB~2GB up to 4GB) or to copy pictures/files from one storage medium to the other.

Furthermore, there's the (optional) FM tuner, built-in voice recorder, line-in encoder, tv-out and USB-Host(1.1) compatibility. The built-in li-polymer battery allows us to watch videos for about 4.5 hours continuously. The MP525 supports MP3, WMA and Ogg Vorbis in the audio department, whereas MPEG-1/2/4 videos are also on the "supported formats" list. Same goes for JPEG & YUV pictures. Ok, that's great - now make one that runs on super-stunningly fast PC2-6400/DDR2-800 memory modules, so that we can play Duke Nukem-sans-loading-screens on it.

LINK (via AVing)