RAmos T6 PMP don’t need no buttons

Ah, if it isn’t RAmos again. The only Chinese PMP maker that cranks out wares that aren’t chock full of KIRF. The outfit’s latest endeavor is the T6 icon, a sleek, simplistic media player that isn’t apt to head stateside anytime soon. Packing a 4.3-inch LCD (800 x 480 resolution) and a frame that’s just ten millimeters thick, the HD-capable device also boasts an HDMI output and nary a button on the front face. ‘Course, the assortment of rockers around the edges ensures that your volume level and track selection isn’t solely controlled by a touchscreen, but we definitely appreciate the clean look.

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