Yuantong, known to us as Yoto, has launched the M300, an iPod Touch wannabe that boasts a RK27XX and support for AVI, DIVX, MPEG4, RM, XVID, RMVB, FLV, MP3, WMA, FLAC, APE, JPG, GIF, and BMP, which is kind of awesome, especially when it supports games as well. The 3-inch screen has WQVGA (400 ? 240) resolution, which is nice too. Unfortunately, only Windows 2000 and Windows XP is compatible with the M300 and in an increasingly Vista and OS X world, this is definitely a let down. No word on how much it will cost on retail. We have no idea if it is touchscreen. Players of this sort usually have side buttons.
Specs after the break.
[via imp3]
A series of 27 Swiss-core chip, stable performance
3-inch WQVGA (400 ? 240) lattice True Color TFT LCD
Zhuandang not directly support the RM, RMVB, AVI, FLV video format
Supports MP3, WMA and APE / FLAC Lossless format music player
threaded tasks, LRC lyrics, sound recording and other basic functions
Capacity expansion capabilities that can support 2 GB TF card expansion
Support JPG, BMP, GIF format images, and so here, rotation, and Slide Show
Multi-mission operations (e-books can watch while songs)
Support the e-book reading, independent bookmarks, automatically browsing
Five players can switch modes (loop, the order of play, random play, single cycle, the single player)
AB repeat function, for study and transcripts
800 mh built-in lithium batteries, ultra-thin metal shell back
Built-in speaker Waifang
Plug and play, WINDOWS 2000 and under the driver WINDOWS XP
http://www.pmptoday.com/2008/05/04/yoto-m300-another-iphone-clone-out-of-the-wood-work/