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Digital Cube storms back with touchscreen-based i-Station E9 PMP

Digital Cube may not be a household name in portable media players (at least on this side of the Atlantic), but there’s no doubt that its latest attempt at greatness is a real looker. The touchscreen-based i-Station E9 arrives with an expansive 3-inch panel, hardly any buttons to speak of, an FM tuner, accelerometer, video output, support for more formats than you can shake a stick at and a user interface that looks particularly fascinating. Battery life is pegged at just 12 hours for audio and 4 hours for video, but with prices set for $115 (4GB) / $132 (8GB), we won’t kvetch too loudly.

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