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January 2008
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The editors liked
Easy to load with music
Songs
And video. Lightweight and small. Sharp LCD. Touch screen. Expandable up to 12GB with SD card. TV-out for video playback.
Radio and music player work well
Great display
Beautiful design
Superb-looking videos
Intuitive touchscreen interface
Solid battery life
Supports Mac and Windows
Support for all types of media
Including lossless audio formats.
The Cowon D2 MP3 player offers a sleek and compact design dominated by a lovely
Touch-sensitive screen. The deviceis packed with almost every feature in the book
Including video playback
Voice recording
And an FM tuner. The D2 comes with a handy st...
Touch-sensitive screen. The device is packed with almost every feature in the book
And an FM tuner. The D2 comes with a handy s...
Size
Ability to play lossless audio formats
Easy file transfer process
Glorious touch-screen
The editors didn't like
Interface can be annoying. Scroll-bar awkwardly placed. Images take too long to load and render.
Cant use own headphones for digital radio
Limited onboard storage
Doesn’t support online video stores
Photo rendering a bit slow
Not enough builtin memory.
The Cowon D2 is pricier than similarly featured MP3 players
And its a bit heavy. The touch interface wont appeal to all users
Abstract: The golden rule in gadget land is that prices will fall on any technology given time and the latest area to see some sense kicking in the the Portable Media Player or PMP. Our review sample this week is a prime candidate for a best buy award as the Cow...
Beautiful design, Superb-looking videos, Intuitive touchscreen interface, Solid battery life, Supports Mac and Windows
Limited onboard storage, Doesn’t support online video stores, Photo rendering a bit slow
The Cowon D2 packs a lot of functionality into one very small device. It offers superb battery life and some powerful audio and video chops. The companys name might not ring a bell, but this is one of the best flash-based PMPs yet. While it has the sa...
Abstract: IntroCowon is one of the few companies that managed to stick around in the DAP scene pretty much from the start. Sure, theyve had their ups and downs, but generally-speaking theyre still going strong.Although Cowons players have (naturally) improved...
Easy to load with music, songs, and video. Lightweight and small. Sharp LCD. Touch screen. Expandable up to 12GB with SD card. TV-out for video playback.
Interface can be annoying. Scroll-bar awkwardly placed. Images take too long to load and render.
The tiny D2 is nothing to write home about, but it does have a few things the iPod nano doesnt—like a 2.5-inch screen and an SD card slot....
The D2 is Cowon’s first ultra portable video player and their first foray into the wondrous world of touch screens. Although similar in appearance to the iriver clix, the D2 sports some significant differences under the hood: things usually not foun...
The Cowon D2 MP3 player offers a sleek and compact design dominated by a lovely, touch-sensitive screen. The device is packed with almost every feature in the book, including video playback, voice recording, and an FM tuner. The D2 comes with a handy s...
The Cowon D2 is pricier than similarly featured MP3 players, and its a bit heavy. The touch interface wont appeal to all users, specifically active ones.
If you can get on board with the Cowon D2s PDA-like touch screen interface, the reward is great-sounding audio, a smorgasbord of features, and a fantastic battery life.
The Cowon D2 MP3 player offers a sleek and compact design dominated by a lovely, touch-sensitive screen. The deviceis packed with almost every feature in the book, including video playback, voice recording, and an FM tuner. The D2 comes with a handy st...
The Cowon D2 is pricier than similarly featured MP3 players, and its a bit heavy. The touch interface wont appeal to all users, specifically active ones.
If you can get on board with the Cowon D2s PDA-like touch-screen interface, the reward is great-sounding audio, a smorgasbord of features, and a fantastic battery life.
Shoddy set of headphones, no aerial so reception was poor The Final Word Should DMB television broadcasts come to Australia any time soon, gadgets such as the Cowon iAudio D2 DMB could be pretty hot stuff. As it is, the less than impressive screen and ...
Should DMB television broadcasts come to Australia any time soon, gadgets such as the Cowon iAudio D2 DMB could be pretty hot stuff. As it is, the less than impressive screen and lack of a decent aerial count against the Cowon iAudio D2 DMB.
Abstract: The Cowon D2 is a little gem of a media player, with good sound and video, handy extras and remarkably long battery life. The big difference youll notice immediately with the D2 is the touchscreen. Pretty much everything you do with the player uses it...
Abstract: Any smaller and it would disappear. A tiny player that packs in a lot of features. The Cowon D2 is a neat little media player for music, photos and video. It has an FM radio built in, too, plus a microphone for recording notes and meetings, yet the w...
