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To: Burt Roger who wrote (1308)	10/3/1998 3:19:00 AM
From: Dave Swanson	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 18366

From the Intel thread.... ======================================== Message 5895830

To: Burt Roger who wrote (1308)	10/3/1998 4:26:00 AM
From: Savant	Respond to of 18366

Perhaps Dictaphone's was just a "Flash in the pan" Thanks for the update..Savant

To: Burt Roger who wrote (1308)	12/14/1998 11:29:00 AM
From: Walter Morton	Respond to of 18366

Kobe Steel, a company based in Japan, is making the first ever-made portable device for VQF format. The device is very small, and as you can see in the picture it looks pretty nice. It will use SmartMedia flash cards to store music and will have a base 16 MB flash cards and you will be able to expand it to 64 MB. Since Vqf files are smaller than the MP3, you can store more music than mp3 portable devices and at better sound quality. (Vqf sound distinctively better than MP3 at equivalent bitrates) One revolutionary feature is that this player is reprogrammable. This mean you can use this player as a mp3 or aac player by simply uploading the mp3 or aac codec to the player. So,when aac becomes big in the future, you can upload aac files to the player and listen to them, which means you can upload more songs, and get better sound quality. But don't get too hyped yet. This player will go on sale in fall or winter of 1999. So, we have to still wait for almost a year, probably more. The price is expected lower than $200 USD when it hits the US stores. mp3-2000.com Is this the competitions for the NCII - LU collaboration on solid state CD players?