Via engadget … not surprisingly, iRiver has just announced yet another PMP like device with Flash Lite 2.1 onboard.
This device supports Flash Lite content (games), as well as the infamous D-Click User Interface.
Looks very similar to the iRiver B20 profile, except this device has access to satellite programming (i.e. it supports tv, radio, & [...]

iRiver is rolling out a new personal media player called the NV (initially dubbed the M10 at CES).

It has a Flash Lite 2.1 user interface (see picture below: top level nav).

Here are the specs and all the goodies it has to offer a user:

You can find more info over at iRiver as it launches.

The Korean YEPP T-9+ Personal Media Player supports Bluetooth gaming with some of its preinstalled games.
Could these be Flash Lite bluetooth games?! I’m not exactly sure how they are implementing these at the lowest level (API? XmlSockets?), if this is the case … however, the US based T-9 does promote Flash Lite standalone games … [...]

The iRiver B20 Personal Media Player is out in Korea. It was announced a while back at CES.

This device is essentially a Clix 2 with more functionality and sleeker design (than the u10, that is). The specs are laid out here. Lots of device photos here.
In additional to other features, iRiver has once again [...]

I spotted the Korean based iqrio G7 recently, and noticed it has a Flash Player on it. Most likely based on the specs, this is a Flash Lite Player … if I were a betting man, I’d guess 2.x. Not sure if the UI is in Flash or not, but perhaps. There are some photos [...]

I was just over at iRiver (Korea) and noticed they have some sort of campaign/contest going on for Flash Lite 2.1 content on the u20. I think it is UCI “themes” and games/apps, but I can only make out bits and pieces.
If you hadn’t heard the u20/Clix 2G supports not only Flash Lite [...]

A while ago I pointed out that a few of the new iRiver device lineup (recently announced at CES 2007) have a Flash Lite 2.1 based player implementation. Vivek recently dug up some more info via Gadget Korea.
From what I can translate and make out, in additional to the Flash Lite UI (yes, the device [...]

iRiver’s newest PMP’s is the S7, a close cousin to the iRiver S10.
For all intensive purposes, this is a Korean version of the Shuffle, but check out the cool features, such as SRS WOW support and skin personalization. Plus, it’s also only 15g!
Here are some of the iRiver S7 device specs:
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If you’re looking for a recent synopsis of the mobile market in South Korea then perhaps this article is for you. 
Read about how “Cell phones revolutionize Korean lifestyles”.
Those who have visited Korea recently are more than welcome to post their first hand experiences … as this article is from korea.net (essentially a marketing site for [...]

I picked up the iRiver s10 while I was in Singapore (it’s not currently shipping here in the US, and not sure about elsewhere). There’s a recent comprehensive review over at pocketables.net.
The device is not Flash Lite enabled, but it makes the idea of a Shuffle, (aka no display), well … sort of silly.
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