Last time we saw this thing was at the CeBIT, but it appears that iOPS actually inserted some guts into the formerly-empty hull. The specs should match up to our scoopage post just fine, then.

So here we have the iOPs BlueQ, the DAP formerly known as Q18. Obviously equipped with a color screen (1.8-inch, 262k colors) and (supposedly so) runs for about 30 hours when playing audio (MP3/WMA). Most "unique" feature would have to be the bluetooth support, enabling us all to jam through our 70s'esque living rooms, kicking furniture through the plastic ceiling and all that - without being bothered by those nasty headphone wires.

It remains to be seen if iOPS can actually crank up the capacity volume to the respectable 4GB level (as promised before) - but all in all, the BlueQ doesn't look half bad. Some will call it a toy, others are likely to nickname it "fatty"... that's the way life is, even for DAPs. At least it's smaller than a coffee mug.

LINK (more picas here)