Qumo has recently launched Qumo Boxon, its latest portable media player (PMP) with a unique retro design. Qumo Boxon can deliver quality audio such as audio formats WAV, FLAC, APE, and MP3 high bitrate. Qumo Boxon media player has the shape of a square body and a control panel on the side edges of the device. As a result, the Qumo Boxon player is fits comfortably in the palm of your hand, and control is implemented with one finger.

Well, JVC has recently proclaimed the availability of its JVC XV-BP11, a new entry-level Blu-ray player. The efficacious player offers users playback of high definition Blu-ray discs, plus playback of the AVCHD format, the high definition format extensively employed for HD camcorders, including the JVC HD Everio line. A good blu-ray discs, however.

Nintendo officially announced a new DSi redesign, the DSi LL. Dubbed the Nintendo DSi LL, the new portable will feature a 4.2 inch screen. Priced at ¥20,000 (US$220) the DSi LL will be released on November 21. The “LL” refers to the extra large size. The redesign comes at the request of customers who said they wanted a larger screen, and the screen is a 93 percent increase over the DS Lite’s screen size — the number of pixels is the same, however.

Teclast is has recently announced its new Full HD PMP [Portable Media Player] with the model Teclast T56 Full HD PMP. Teclast T56 Full HD PMP has a 5-inch 16m color WVGA 800 x 480 display, an HDMI output to put user’s 1080p clips on HDTV. Other features include USB OTG port, SD card slot and integrated GPS, FM radio and a microphone for voice recording.

Pioneer has proudly presented yesterday morning the BDR-S05J-BK device, the first Blu-Ray burner that supports 12x writting speed. According to the announcements, the device will first appear in Japan next month for about 38.000 Yen ($ 417). Many of us will not be able to get this recorder because it will not be distributed in Europe because strategic plans of Pioneer from July 2009.

Again, about Sony’s walkman players . Yes, Sony has recently introduced its three Walkman dock/HiFi combos, the SRS-NWGU50, CMT-V3 and CMT-E350HD all with the WM-PORT connector. Sony SRS-NWGU50 is simply a speaker dock for Walkman players offering 10Wx2 power output and BASS BOOST. Sony CMT-V3 and CMT-E350HD are both CD audio system with Walkman dock.

Sony’s NW-S740 and NW-S640 is similar to NW-A840 as we’ve seen before. Both are basically the same, except the NW-S740 includes digital noise cancellation. Sony’s S740 and S640 Walkman feature a 2-inch 240×320 LCD display, FM tuner, Digital Sound Enhancement Engine and WM-PORT connector. They support MP3, WMA, ATRAC, AAC audio, MPEG-4, AVC H.264 video as well as JPEG files. The NW-S740 is available in 32GB (NW-S746), 16GB (NW-S745) and 8GB (NW-S744). Then NW-S640 has 8GB (NW-S644) and 16GB (NW-S645) models.