Yeah, Huihuang’s YO-DK flash-based portable media player totally bites the style of both the iRiver N10 and the MPIO FL300, but at least they added an OLED touchscreen and support for playback of video files, right? Not sure how much video you’d actually want to watch on the YO-DK’s washed out-looking 1.1-inch display or how small your fingers would have to be to accurately press anything, but for the record this thing supports playback of MTV format MPEG4 video files and MP3 and WMA audio files, has an integrated FM tuner, and comes with up to 1GB of storage.
This thing really looks too small to enjoy watching any length of video. Portable is one thing, but this borders on nanotechnology. Just because it can be made that small, doesn't mean it is usable.
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