I want to say that I saw this device while I was browsing devices in Singapore last week … however, given that each shop had literally hundreds of different portable media players to choose from, I cannot be sure … I did see the Samsung YP-K5 prominently displayed in a few different spots … very popular, apparently.

However, the Samsung YP-T9JAB is the one that is Flash enabled and should be rolling out soon to several regions (US included).

Apparently it comes with at least two Flash Games preinstalled.

No word on whether it is Flash Lite 1.1 or Flash Lite 2.x.

Here are some of the specs:

• Flash MP3 Multimedia Player
• Plays MP3,WMA and DRM 10 files
• Plays video (MPEG4)
• MPEG photo slideshows with zoom features
• 1.8″ TFT LCD color screen
• 2GB and 4GB models available
• Subscription service compatible (Janus DRM)
• DNSe (Digital Natural Sound Engine)
• Digital Clock
• Voice Recorder (variable MP3 bitrate)
• Built-in Li-Poly rechargeable battery
• Audio Playback time - up to 30 hours
• Video Playback time - up to 6 hours
• Textviewer, file browser
• Plays Macromedia Flash Games (two embedded)
• Dynamic Macromedia User Interface
• Easy 5-button front control
• Shows album art, visualizers, screensavers, and custom wallpaper
• Firmware upgradeable
• Supports playlists, delete from device, and on-the-go (favorites) playlist.

Those looking for more information can check out the manual (.pdf).

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