Download Philips 6GB Micro Jukebox
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6GB* GoGear Micro Jukebox Touch your tunes and photos Distinctly sleek and ultra-intuitive, the 6GB* GoGear HDD1620 lets you effortlessly enjoy your world of MP3 and WMA music and pictures with Sensory Touchpad SuperScroll. PlaysForSure ensures your GoGear works with your PC. Experience music – anytime, anyplace • • • • 6GB* to store up to 3000 songs or 1600 pictures Enjoy MP3 and WMA playback Small and wearable – goes where you go Large backlit color display for comfortable viewing anywhere Super-fast music and picture management • • • • • Touch sensitive keys for intuitive control SuperScroll navigation finds songs in a simple, fast way Create your playlist on the go Picture viewing on 1.5 inch 65K color LCD Make voice recordings Your music and pictures on the go, every day • Enjoy up to 18-hour music playtime** • PlaysForSure • Auto-synch with Windows Media Player HDD1620 6GB* GoGear Micro Jukebox HDD1620/ 00/ 05 Technical specifications Product Product highlights highlights Picture / Display Accessories • • • • • • AC/DC Adaptor/Charger: Multi-voltage (AY4109) • CD-ROM: with installer, PC software, manuals • Headphones (SHE9500BI/00) • Pouch: Protective pouch (AY4237) • USB cable: combined with AC/DC adaptor in Y cable • User Guide on CD-ROM: Eng, Fr, Spa, NL, Ge, Port, Swe • Warranty Card Backlight color:White Diagonal screen size: 1.5 inch Lines of text: 7 Resolution: 128 x 128 pixels, 65K color Type: CSTN,Transmissive Sound • • • • • • • • • Bass enhancement: SRS WOW Equalizer: 5-bands Equalizer customizable Equalizer settings: Rock, Pop, Jazz, Classical, Dance, Electronica, Lounge, RnB, Hip Hop, Spoken word Frequency response: 20 - 16 000 Hz Output Power: 2 x 5 mW (16 Ohm) Sensitivity: < 100 dB Signal to noise ratio: >82 dB THD: 0.1% Software • Device Manager • Windows Media Player 10 Green Specifications • Lead-free soldered product System Requirements Audio Playback • Buffer memory: 32 MB • Compression format: MP3,WAV,Windows MediaTM Audio • ID3-tag support: Album title, Genre title,Track title and Artist name • MP3 bit rates: 8-320 kbps and VBR • WMA bit rates: 32-192 kbps • Sample rates: 8, 11.025, 16, 22.050, 32, 44.1, 48 kHz • • • • • • • CD-ROM drive Hard disk space: 100 MB PC OS:Windows XP (SP2 or above) Processor: Pentium II or better RAM memory: 64 MB Sound card Video card Dimensions • Voice recording • Audio file format:WAV • Built-in microphone: Mono • Master carton dimensions (WxHxD): 165 x 165 x 305 mm • D-box dimensions (WxHxD): 153 x 153 x 95 mm • Product dimensions (WxHxD): 53.7 x 86.0 x 16.3 mm • Product weight: 87 g Still Picture Playback Power • Picture compression format: JPEG • Slide show:With music • • • • Audio Capturing Storage Media • Built-in memory type: Hard disk • Hard Disk Capacity: 6 GB* • Music memory capacity: Up to 3000 songs* Battery capacity: 610 mAh Battery type: Li-Ion Charging time: 1 hr fast charge (70%) Music playtime on internal battery: up to 18 hours** • Rechargeable Connectivity • • • • Connector: Philips dock connector DC in: 5 V Headphone 3.5 mm USB2.0*** Convenience • • • • • Battery charging indication Battery full indication Battery low indication Function: Keypad lock Language support: Eng, Fr, Spa, NL, Ge, Port, Swe + more • SuperScroll Date of issue 2005-08-15 Specifications are subject to change without notice. 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