iRiver Launches the Siren DP250

Posted in Media Players, Siren, iRiver by Reuben Drake on September 1st, 2007

Siren DP250 media player from iRiveriRiver has announced the launch of the DP250, its first MP3 player through recently acquired Siren. The player is branded as a Siren product but definitely has taken on the iRiver look. The Siren DP250 is a somewhat smaller MP3 player measuring 102mm x 30.5mm x 12.7mm. The DAP will launch in Japan September 7 in 1GB and 2GB capacities for $85 and $120, respectively.

It comes in colors of black or white, features a 4 line display and gives up to 18 hours of play time on a single charge. Aside from playing MP3’s the DP250 can record through a microphone, line-in or from the FM radio. What’s really interesting about this player, and probably what gives it some size, is that it has a built-in 400mW mono speaker. If doesn’t provide enough umph to share your tunes the player also has an FM transmitter that lets you share them through a nearby FM radio.

Siren DP250 via AnythingButiPod

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One Comment to “iRiver Launches the Siren DP250”
  1. jer Says:

    This is exactly what I need. So where can I place an order in English?

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