Electronista: Korea’s Maxian has recently unveiled its most feature-packed personal media player to date, the M1 Edu.

The device sports a 3.5-inch, 1,600-color LCD and can be had in either 8GB or 16GB NAND flash memory capacities. An SD memory card slot lets users quickly share files or expand the capacity.

The M1 Edu can support MPEG1 through to MPEG4-format video files, along with WMV, AVI and less popular codecs.

WinCE 5.0 is the operating system for the device, which will also playback music and display photos.

No pricing or release date information have been announced.

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PC World: South Korea’s Maxian will unveil a couple of new portable media players at the IFA consumer electronics in Berlin later this week.

The M1 player has a 3.5-inch widescreen display and can play music and video files, has an FM radio, personal information management software and built-in wireless LAN, said the company in a statement.

The player can also tune into terrestrial digital television using the DVB-T format that is gaining support in Europe.

It will be accompanied by the T2, details of which were not disclosed by Maxian.

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