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Everything you ever wanted to know about the S9.

Cowon's popular touchscreen enabled mini PMP / DAP, with a mammoth battery life of 52hrs and SDHC support not many DAP's can rival it today.

Cowon's powerful, multi-codec, 24bit 4.3" touchscreen, flash based PMP. Comes in 8-32gb flavours with the ability to expand memory through the use of SDHC cards.

An updated version of the iAudio 6 using flash memory and with a massive battery life of 60 hours. This portable 'music only' orientated DAP is an excellent choice for audiophiles and casual users alike.

The iAudio U5 is Cowon's most bare bones player to date, which is reflected in it's competitive price.

Cowon's flash player that has a nice new sleek design.

Cowon's best "U-Series" flash player to date, it's a small form factored DAP with a colour screen and movie playback!

Cowon's ultimate portable video player. The A3 is the successor to the popular A2, sharing the same basic design but with new features including a higher-resolution LCD (800x480), 720p playback (Xvid), support for h.264 video in MKV or MP4 (up to 480p), and component video output to TV.

The Q5 is a high end Portable Media Player that will do pretty much anything. Running Windows CE professional , it has a 5'' high resolution screen, Wifi, Bluetooth, GPS and many more features.

The P5 is Cowon's newest PMP running on Windows CE, with a 5-inch touchscreen LCD (800x480), Bluetooth, FM radio, USB Host, TV out, and support for all the audio/video codecs you can think of (minus h.264 and MVK). Not yet available outside of Korea.

Cowon's first PMP that even today outstrips the features of many modern contenders. It is much loved for its clear 4'' colour screen, easy controls, great battery life, recording capabilities and native format support.

One of Cowon's most popular players to date. At the time of its release its feature set was unsurpassed. It features a 1.8'' colour screen and capacity of the microHDD ranges from 20-60 GB. A long play version with a 35 hour battery life was also built. This device is now sadly out of production.

Like the X5, but has a monochrome/greyscale screen and no FM radio, USB Host, or line-in recording.

The U2 is the most compact flash player available from Cowon, but it doesn't skimp on features!

The iAudio G2/G3 is a mid-priced flash player that runs on regular AA batteries.

The i5 is a flash player available in 256mb, 512mb, 1gb or 2gb capacities, and feaures MP3, WMA, and OGG playback, FM radio, voice recording, line-in recording, and an LCD with 1000 color combinations!

Cowon's necklace type DAP.

The M3 has a wired remote with LCD which is used to control all aspects of the player. Features include 20gb or 40gb hard drive, FM radio, voice recording, line-in recording, and BBE sound effects.

The iAudio 6 was Cowon's failed attempt at trying to introduce players with an 0.85'' microHDD. This approach has been abandoned. Instead the iAudio 7 has been announces as the official successor of the i6 and now features flash memory.

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