BLU:sens has released a new tiny media player called the BLU:sens P27. The media files the P27 is able to play are nothing too special, supporting videos in AVI and MPEG formats, MP3 music files and can display JPEG images.

Where this little PMP starts to get more interesting is it’s dimensions. It crams a 2.4 inch, 260,000 color display into a frame that measures 2.56″ wide, 1.97″ tall and 0.39″ thick. Inside this small frame is also housed a built-in speaker, a voice-recording microphone and a microSD card slot to expand the internal 1GB of storage. The BLU:sens P27 is also able to pick up FM radio and most likely record that too, although the spec’s are sparse.

The P27 retails for about $121 (90 Euros) and is available now to the …

BLU:sens is unveiling an MP3 player called the G14 which has some significant features that should bring it a little attention in the PMP world. What makes this player extra special is that the attention is not due to them copying someone else’s design.

The BLU:sens G14 supports WiFi and has no DRM. Individually these two items have their own significance, but combined they equate to wireless sharing of MP3 files between players without restrictions. This will no doubt catch the eye of the Microsoft Zune team, where the Zune only allows the sharing of approved record labels.

The overall look and additional features of the G14 aren’t too shabby either, as it supports Bluetooth along with the WiFi, as well as DivX, MP3, WMA and OGG and it sports a 2 inch 256K color display. …