Buy Samsung YP-T9JAB 4 GB Digital Multimedia Player (Black)Samsung YP-T9JAB 4 GB Digital Multimedia Player (Black) Product Description:
- Lightweight, portable, digital multimedia player is full-featured enough for the multimedia enthusiast, but easy enough to navigate through and use for the complete digital-age newcomer
- Supports MP3, WMA, and WMA DRM music formats, JPEG photos, MPEG4 videos, FM radio playing and recording, voice recording, and flash games
- Features a macromedia portable user interface, a 5-button front side controller, and a sharp, clear 1.8-inch TFT LCD with 262,000 colors and an adjustable brightness
- Built-in 4 GB of flash memory stores up to 1,000 songs or up to 40,000 photos, while rechargeable battery allows up to 30 hours of audio play time, or up to 6 hours of video play time
- Comes with a pair of EP-370 balanced earphones and a stylish black finish, weighs only 1.73 ounces and measures just 1.68 x 3.27 x 0.44 inches (W x H x D)
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Samsung YP-T9 4 GB Digital Audio Player Black
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59 of 61 people found the following review helpful.
By Computer User
I wanted flash memory and video, plus FM + recording so unfortunately that shut iPod out at the first pass and left me deciding between this, SanDisk Sansa, or Creative Zen V Plus. The Sansa is the cheapest and has an expandable SD card slot but I didn't like the interface, buttons, slow search, or known freeze-up issues, the Zen V Plus also has freeze issues and a smaller screen but it has line-in and better file management; I like the look of the T9 better than either and think it sounds best.ProsLooks bestExcellent sound qualityRecords at highest encoding, 192kbps from FMEasy navigation and logical interfaceSleek size fits nicely in your handFast, progressive scanOne piece front = less dust buildupGood battery lifeReads textVideo (mostly) works fine and has no time limitOccasional freeze-ups but not as frequent as the others and so far easily unlocked by pressing menu + recordConsActual storage capacity on my unit is 3.7gb, not 4gb = 300mb of marketing vaporVideo issues, some files don't work and approximately 20% of users cannot add videos at allFirmware is unstable, most recent release was pulled back offSlow, s-l-o-w transfer with current firmwareGames are lame and only available through new firmware releasesSorting issues, precarious, error prone file managementPlaylist issues, duplicates madeStandard earbuds sound ok but are uncomfortableScratches easily like most playersNo marking feature for podcasts & audiobooksNo SD card slotNo line-in recordingBuilt-in battery, can not sync w/o charging itAC adapter, accessories are few and expensive, >twice that of Sansa & Zen Plus accessoriesAt the end of the day I'm a little disappointed but every mp3 player has its own set of issues, you just have to choose your poison, so I'm trying to help you make a more informed decision; personally I still like the way it looks and sounds and to some extent that's all that matters.
45 of 46 people found the following review helpful.
By Ben Boyle
So far, this is a fantastic player. Very tiny, very pocketable. It's got a great design, looks quite sleek and stylish.On the features side, it's full of them. One thing that has put me off from buying an iPod is the fact that they're so sparse on features. Having a built-in voice recorder on this Samsung player is great. You can change the bitrate on voice recordings all the way up to 128Kbps. You've also got an FM radio and FM recording feature on the player. Again, something Apple iPods can't do "out-of-the-box".Video is actually very watchable on this device. While you wouldn't watch a full-length movie, you can definitely watch an episode of the Simpsons, or better yet, short videos downloaded from the internet. You have to convert the videos using Samsung's Media Studio, but the conversion is quite fast, and it can convert most any video format. I converted an episode of Lost that was in Xvid format, and it had no problems.Overall, the player is very impressive. Sound quality is excellent. If I had to find anything negative about the player, I'd say it's prone to fingerprints. But again, that's because it's smooth and shiny, so it's not really that big of a deal.I'm giving it 4 stars out of 5 because I feel that Samsung should have included some kind of slip case or protective sleeve to keep this player nice.If you're thinking about a Flash based MP3 player, I think you should seriously consider this player!
32 of 33 people found the following review helpful.
By Radio Man
I recently owned the Cowon U3, The Sony NW-E507, and had an Ipod Nano.I LOVED the sound on the Cowon but its tiny screen finally got to me, I couldn't read a thing, SO small. I figured as long as I was MP3 Flash player shopping I'd try the Creative Zen V Plus 4 gig player. It was OK, but felt VERY cheap...and the interface was annoying as the controls were NOT comfortable. The Creative barely got loud...and its screen in ANY light, looked rather dim and listless. Out of desperation I picked up the Samsung T9 4gig player expecting to probably not really like it.WOW...it was like love at first site. The screen is beautiful and VERY easy to see the text. The GUI is awesome very tactile and super comfortable and EASY to navigate. It has a 9 band EQ which really works, and does not add distortion like Ipod eq's do. The Samsung plays super loud without distorting 4 those who like that sort of thing. It's a GREAT player...tons of features, Very comfortable to use and hold...and sounds GREAT. The FM is pretty good, about average as far as these players go. I just love this player...it has that kind of, WOW factor...Feels very well made, and Samsung's software installed without a hitch TOTALLY opposite of the nightmare I had with Creative's product. If you try this player I think you'll be surprised just how good it is. Just great overall!Highly recommended!
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