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Creative Labs showcases iPod-buster

Games Convention 2006 Size of a match box

By Fuad Abazovic in Leipzig

Fri Aug 25 2006, 16:43

CREATIVE has a super-small stand here at the Games Convention but it still managed to get our attention.

It showcased its super-small flash-based MP3 player. It calls it the Zen Vplus

Basically it is a smaller version of Zen Micro Photo and it looks much better. It's design is much better. And it stores up to 4GB of songs, plays radio and video and uses 1.5 inch 128x128 Pix OLED display.

This device is not yet available in retail but samples should be out soon. We managed to snap a picture of one.

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