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The economy is putting the hurt on everybody these days -- and while it's no less true for Miu, the company is working feverishly to release their everything-at-once handheld, despite some serious setbacks in the funding department. Ready to go into production at the drop of a hat (and a $500,000 check), there are currently two versions of the device in development -- the basic Atom-powered netbook / PMP / e-book reader will stay at the $500 price point, while the $900 version is a dual-boot Windows XP / CE device that includes a GPS and a mobile phone. As far as we can tell the thing is still a fist-full of ugly, but we hope these crazy kids make it, and we wish them the very best. We really do.

[engadget]

The Korean manufacturer Deny has recently launched a new PMP called the DMP-T1. Measuring at just 34mm x 68mm x 16mm, the player comes with a 2.7 inch LCD screen in QVGA resolution (320×240), 4GB of internal memory, FM tuner, and DMB tuner. The gadget is compatible with MPEG4, WMV9, Xvid, H264, MP3, WMA, OGG, WAV, AAC, BMP, JPG, GIF, PNG file formats.

Deny DMP-T1 Small And Stylish PMP [techfresh]