From: nobby nobbs <nobbynobbs_at_gmail.com>
Date: Thu, 11 Aug 2005 18:51:46 +0100

not unless people buy them, disassemble them, reverse engine them, and
port rockbox to them. So no, it won't.
On Thu, 11 Aug 2005 18:27:25 +0100, Mickey Quenzer <mickeyqu_at_comcast.net>
wrote:

> Hello list:
>
> Well, here's the newes line of iriver products, anyone know if rockbox
> will work on these with the voice UI?\
> ******* MQ *******
>
> iriver has announced its T family of PlaysForSure-verified flash-memory
> music devices. The players support Windows Media Digital Rights
> Management
> 10, making
> them the first flash devices to support portable subscription-based music
> services, such as Rhapsody To Go, Napster To Go and Yahoo! Music
> Unlimited.
>
> The T family includes the T10 and T30 series in 512MB and 1GBcapacities.
> In
> addition to playing multiple music formats, the T family features
> built-in
> voice
> recording and line-in encoding allowing customers to record MP3s on the
> fly
> from any source including home audio systems and handheld CD players.
> Flash-based
> portable music players are ideal for customers who want to enjoy music
> while
> biking, running or at the gym as they have no moving parts making them
> ultra-durable
> and skip-free.
>
> "iriver's new T family of flash-based, Rhapsody To Go-compatible devices
> are
> an exciting innovation and an important step forward for the market,"
> said
> Robert Acker, vice president of music services for RealNetworks. "Music
> fans
> who are curious about portable music subscriptions now have a lightweight
> and affordable way to enjoy hours of their favorite songs on the go."
>
> The T10 series offers advanced features such as a vivid color display,
> USB
> 2.0, FM tuner and programmable FM recorder. The players offer a unique
> ergonomic
> design for easy one-handed operation, anti-shock rubber guards,
> integrated
> sport clip, sports case with armband and up to 45 hours of music
> playback on
> a single AA battery.
>
> The T30 series features a 4-line backlit LCD display, USB 2.0 and
> integrated
> voice recorder. The T30 has a small, sleek ultra-portable form factor.
> The
> affordable T30 series plays up to 24 hours of music on a single AAA
> battery.
>
> "iriver achieves another first with PlaysForSure flash-based music
> players
> that support portable music subscription services," said Jonathan Sasse,
> president
> of iriver America. "Our introduction of the T family gives our customers
> an
> expanded array of options for exploring, downloading and enjoying music."
>
> T10 Series Features:
>
> Supports portable subscription music services
> Vivid color display
> Plays up to 34 hours of music**
> USB 2.0
> Available in 512MB and 1GB configurations
> Supports MP3, OGG, Windows Media Audio (WMA) and WM DRM10 music files
> An integrated digital FM tuner with presets
> Programmable FM recorder
> Up to 45 hours of battery life†
> Integrated voice recorder
> Enhanced 3D audio (supports SRS WOW)
> Built-in sport clip
> Includes sport case and armband
> PlaysForSure-verified
>
> T30 Series Features:
>
> Supports portable subscription music services
> 4 line backlit display
> Up to 24 hours of battery life
> Plays up to 34 hours of music
> USB 2.0
> Available in 512MB and 1GB configurations
> Supports MP3, OGG, WMA and WM DRM 10 music files
> Integrated voice recorder
> Record music from any source (no PC required)
> Enhanced 3D audio (supports SRS WOW)
> PlaysForSure-verified
> Pricing and Availability
>
> The T10 and T30 series are available for pre-order now at the
> iriver eStore
> and will be at selected stores beginning in August. Suggested retail
> price
> for the T10 series is USD $149.99 for 512MB and $199.99 for 1GB of
> internal
> storage.
> Suggested retail price for the T30 series is USD $99.99 for 512MB and
> $149.99 for 1GB of internal storage.
>
> Source:
> iriver
>
>
> ******* MQ *******
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