Teclast C430T portable media player

Jan 20th 2010
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Teclast’s latest portable media player, the C430T, is capable of high definition output with 720p and 1080i on offer. You do get a 4.3″ LCD display at 800 x 480 resolution to go along with it, alongside support for H.264 FLV, RM/RMVB, AVI, XviD and DivX video file formats. No idea on pricing or whether there is Wi-Fi connectivity with this thing to make it a truly versatile device, but we know it isn’t going to knock the iPod off its lofty perch anytime soon. Perhaps if it came with a low enough price tag, it might make for a decent travel PMP.

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