You may not recall previous players by Dyne, but sure enough they have 8 Tuny's under their belt. As a little Christmas treat, they've officially announced two new players via their website, the Tuny 9, and the Tuny 11. We'd previously gotten a glimpse of these players at CeBIT and CES, albeit in prototype form.

Let's start off with the 9: 512 MB, 1 GB, 2 GB models 45 x 82 x 14 mm 2" display (260K colors, 176 x 220 px resolution) 18 hours of audio battery life, 8 hours for video (with lithium-polymer battery) Plays MP3, WMA, OGG audio, MP4 video at 10 FPS FM Radio Voice, FM, and Line-in recorder (in MP3 format) Bluetooth capability Supports TV out Looks a little weird, but quite feature-filled (how often do you see TV-Out and Bluetooth in a flash player?).

The Tuny 11 is definitely the sleeker of the two, however, with a thinness near that of Apple's nano and a design similar to Median's M-Cody M30. Unfortunately the battery life can't quite keep up with the aforementioned players (just 8 hours playing back MP3's). 512 MB, 1 GB, 2 GB models 80 x 36 x 7.9 mm 1.7" display (65K colors, 128 x 160 px resolution) 8 hours of audio battery life, 3 hours for video (with lithium-polymer battery) Plays MP3, WMA, and WAV audio, SMV video (proprietary format) FM radio, voice recorder We're pretty sure these Tuny's will be available in Korea soon enough, but aside from that we're not real sure.

Product Pages:
Tuny 9 | Tuny 11

Tuny 9 vs Tuny 11 (Comparison Table via DAP.db)

Thanks, ibez