Wolverine Data Releases 160GB Wolverine ESP

Posted in Digital Audio, Digital Video, Media Players by Darrin Olson on February 28th, 2007

Wolverine Data releases a new 160GB media player called Wolverine ESPWolverine data has released a new media player to their ESP line with a whopping 160GB capacity. You can do the math on this one, but at a quick glance we’re talking tens of thousands of MP3 files or hundreds of hours of video all on the portable device.

The Wolverine ESP can download FM radio, TV programs, and DVDs and play them back on a television, computer and of course right on the media player itself through the 3.6″ LCD. Files from memory cards can also easily be transferred into the device through a built-in 7 in 1 card reader.

The ESP supports MP3, WMA, OGG, WAV, AAC (MP4-audio), CDA, MPEG-1, MPEG-4, WMV9 and Xvid as well as viewing JPEG, Bitmap, TIFF and RAW image files. Actual dimensions of the portable player are 5.3″x2.8″x0.9″ in. (W x H x D) with the weight coming it at 10.2 ounces with battery installed.

Pricing for the Wolverine ESP 160GB runs about $550 USD, and for another $80 a cradle can be purchased that brings additional DVR functionality to the player.

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