I noticed iRiver has what I believe to be it’s first Flash device supporting Flash Lite 3: the P35.

The P35 appears to be a “network media player” (NMP), with support for Widgets (something called Open API UCI), Wi-Fi connection, web browsing, FTP server access, and media playback (video, music, DMB, and FM radio), personal diary (Calendar, Contacts, Whiteboard), and more.

It supports Flash Apps/Games (i.e. Flash Lite 3.x based content). Not sure if the UI is Flash based, maybe (pieces of it). Not sure if the widgets are Flash based (maybe).

It appears to run Windows 5 CE, and has between 8 and 16GB depending on whether you get the DMB Digital TV, or both the DMB and WiFi support.

You can check out specs, view the gallery, look at the design, see the multimedia specs, view the network features, or just get an overview of the device.

iRiver P35 UI (not sure if it’s Flash – maybe)

I heard about this via Anand‘s Embedded Flash blog … the MyRacer MF101 is a Korean based Portable Media Player which has a Flash Lite based user interface, and supports Flash content as well.

According to this blog, it also supports as many as 1000 Flash based games (comes with pre-installed with titles such as: ‘Come2us soccer 2006′, ‘Super Action Hero’, and ‘Mini Game Heaven’). It also does music, video, e-book, and and image viewing capabilities (like many of the iRiver products).

The device has a 320×240 2.4 inch display (290,000 color QVGA TFT-LCD screen), 192 Mhz ARM 922T processor, dual control pads, 1 GB of memory, and external SD slot. It also plays back: AVI, MP3, WMA, WAV, JPEG and BMP formats. You can get a comprehensive list of specifications here.

There’s also another model, called the “MG22″ over on their website.

MyRacer MF101 – a Korean based PMP that has a Flash Lite UI & games

At about $65 USD (=~ $100 S/H to get it), this is probably among one of the most least expensive Flash Lite devices to get (to my knowledge) … OK, it may not exactly be a PSP or DS Lite killer, quite yet (well, outside of Korea) … but it appears to be a neat little device.

MyRacer MF101 – a Korean based PMP that has a Flash Lite UI & games

The MF101 reminds me of my N-Gage 1st generation device that I first got back in 2005 to test Flash Lite 1.1 content … don’t ask me how much that “puppy” cost me at that time.

The Flash Lite user interace in action with the SPINN control

The device uses an interesting user input mechanism (called “SPINN control”) for navigating through large sets of (media) content, such as music and video.

It also displays photos, has an FM Tuner, recording capability, DMB, a Text Viewer, and an e-Dictionary; to name just a few of its features.

The SPINN comes which comes in 4GB, 8GB and 16GB versions — also features a 3.2-inch screen, Bbuetooth, and 30 fps video viewing in the MPEG4 Format.

Interested in hearing more? Check out all the features on the iRiver site.

You can get an overview, check out the design, read about the SPINN interface technology, look at the features, or review the specs over on the iRiver site.

Also, they have a promotional website where you can check out the SPINN device at: http://spinn.iriver.co.kr/

Here is a very short review from cnet back from CES 2008 earlier this year where they showed a prototype of it.

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