SA 858 is just an iRiver G10 clone!

The PMP SA 858 from the Chinese company JVJ is pretty similar to iRiver G10 ...

But unfortunately, the comparison stops as design, specifications later because it is not the same thing.

This model was equipped with a TFT screen of 2.8 ", an external speaker, a camera of 1.3 MP, a line-in AV, a TV output, a microphone, an FM tuner, an emulator for NES ROMs, a microSD slot and a capacity up to 2GB. It is backwards compatible AVI, FLV, WMV, ASF, MP3, WMA, WAV, JPEG. No price was announced.

iRiver presents IRiver WING! (CES 2008)

The iRiver WING wifi is a portable device enabled with a full QWERTY keyboard and touch-screen. The WING supports VOIP plus web browser, e-mail and messaging.

The touch screen is 4 inches in size and has WVGA resolution (800 × 480px).
When iRiver WING offer is not clear. It is assumed that run Windows CE.

iRiver M20 is mixture of a super PMP and GPS!

It seems that no one can stop iRiver at the moment , their "play of the day" is the M20, a PND (Personal Navigation Device) equipped with a 7 inches monitor, navigation functions, multimedia functions, DMB...
It has a DMB tuner and audio and video features of some sort... yup, pretty scarce on the info. I'm going to hazard a guess that the M20 uses a touchscreen, but that's only a guess.

No words on the pricing and availability

Iriver present a potentiall Iphone Killer

One wonders if the Korea does not mark a return to power in the forefront of the international scene?

Today, iRiver exposes his stand on a mobile phone which would, according to some, the iPhone killer of the Korean brand. When looking more ready, we realize that this is a player W7 or W10 presented in 2007 with seemingly every part telephony.
It is equipped with a touch-screen TFT LCD 260k of WQVGA color 3 "(480 x 272), with a capacity of 4GB, a GPS, a mobile TV tuner (DMB?), A camera of 2MP, a compatible audio / video / photo, WiFi Internet browser compatible with Adobe Flash and can be 3G. This phone, which runs on Linux and more, apparently sold completely unblocked on the American. C'est Meizu who will not be happy! Stay tuned.

Iriver has announced the Iriver Spinn (amazing player)

As if to prove that it's not even close to backing out of the MP3 player market, iRiver debuted a whopping twelve new MP3 players at this year's CES. The company also introduced a sweet-looking, multi-functional home entertainment system as well as three E-Dictionary products and two GPS devices. Naturally, not all of the gadgets are available in the U.S., but it's still an impressive feat given the relatively small size of the company.

It was hard to narrow it down, but I think my favorite is the Spinn, which is still under development and--sadly--may not make it to the States. This compact media player features a unique spinning hinge that lets you "flip" pages on the screen (a la the iPhone) and otherwise easily navigate the device using just one hand. If nothing else, you gotta hand it to iRiver for its ability to think up innovative interfaces. And actually, the overall design of the Spinn is quite attractive. It's sleek and slim with a mostly brushed silver finish, and the 3.2-inch WQVGA screen (featuring a 480x272 pixel resolution) looks nice. In addition to music, video, and photo support, this player will offer a built-in FM tuner, voice recording, a text viewer and dictionary, support for Flash games, and the ability to receive DMB content (in the regions where it is available). The Spinn will even have integrated stereo Bluetooth functionality for those who prefer to do their listening sans wires. As iRiver is undecided on whether this player will make it to the U.S. market, there's no pricing at this time, but we do know that it's set to come in three capacities: 4GB, 8GB, and 16GB.

Via: Cnet