A Japanese company called Strapya launches its Music Card MP3 player that is about the size of a credit card. The Music Card has 2GB internal memory and supports MP3 and WMA audio files. It provides a 2.5mm jack, instead of 3.5mm and comes with a 3.5mm adapter so you can still use your own headphones.

Korean PMP maker SAFA launches the XING LED portable audio player. The player comes with 27 LED lights that can display various icons or icons you create. The LEDs even let you play …

Archos is going to launch the Archos 1 Vision portable media player that costs just Euro 30. The player has a 1.5-inch LCD display and 4GB internal capacity. It supports playback …

Teclast launches the new X23 portable music player. The player has built-in USB connector so you can plug it directly to your PC. The X23 has an OLED display and supports MP3, WMA, AAC, WAV, …

Transcend introduces a new compact digital audio player called MP330. Available in 2GB, 4GB and 8GB capacities, the MP330 supports MP3, WMA, WAV, WMA-DRM10 as well as FLAC (Free …

iRiver and Universal Music Korea have partnered to introduce the N20 Mariah Carey Special Edition MP3 player. Only 5,000 units of the N20 …

iRiver launches in China market the N20 portable music player that is designed to serves also as a necklace. The N20 features a 128×56 PMOLED display and the IESE (iriver Extreme Sound Engine) sound enhancement …

Finis introduces the SwiMP3.1G bond-conducting music player that can be used under water. The SwiMP3.1G has 1GB internal storage. By utilizeing the patented bone-conduction technology, the player delivers clear sound underwater, …

Thanko introduces the Microsports which is probably the smallest MP3 player. The Microsports measures no more than an average Bluetooth headset. Thanko combines the earbud with the player itself. A cable is included so you can enjoy stereo tunes.

Philips introduces the GoGear SA018 MP3 player that comes with a built-in clip for easy wear. You may found the GoGear SA018 a bit lit Apple’s iPod shuffle, but it actually does better, offering built-in radio.