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January 2008
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The editors liked
Decent music and movie performance
Very portable
Impressive battery life
Crisp
Vibrant screen. Huge battery life. Expandable memory.
Great sound
Massive battery life
Huge screen.
Great performance
Lots of features
Autonomy
Audio quality
Numerous compatible audio formats
Slot for a SD/MMC card
Tactile screen
Don't have a Cowon
Man! Actually
Do. Because this nifty MP3 player has ditched all the portable DAB stereotypes (big
Bulky
Poor battery). For a start it's small. Very small. Matchbox-sized in fact. It's got excellent battery life too. Like...
Sound quality
Design
Screen quality
Wealth of features
DAB radio
Format support
SD card support
The editors didn't like
Screen is small
Poor offaxis and prone to smudging
Fiddly menu system
Stylus annoyingly connected with elastic. Not yet PlaysForSure compatible.
Touchscreen gets smudgy.
Fiddly stylus
Picky with WMV files
Very few compatible video formats
Small screen for video
Menus only in English
Standard earphones are mediocre (change them!)
As is becoming the norm with MP3 players
It's got a touchscreen. Unfortunately it's not the best user interface
Especially when compared to the iPod's Click Wheel or other touchscreen players. Some might also scoff at the stingy 2GB of Flash...
Size, ability to play lossless audio formats, easy file transfer process, glorious touch-screen
Capacity, awkward interface, lack of accessories
The Cowon D2 is an all-around solid device. Music sounds great, video looks clean, it plays a variety of formats and does pretty much everything expected of a PMP. It suffers greatly from a poorly-designed interface, but almost makes up for it with ...
Size, ability to play lossless audio formats, easy file transfer process, glorious touch-screen
Capacity, awkward interface, lack of accessories
The Cowon D2 is an all-around solid device. Music sounds great, video looks clean, it plays a variety of formats and does pretty much everything expected of a PMP. It suffers greatly from a poorly-designed interface, but almost makes up for it with a...
Abstract: Some of the amazing stuff the D2 can do is the ability to play videos and many different audio formats, SDHC compatibility, its battery life and of course the touch screen. The D2 has quickly become Cowon’s most discussed player on the iAudiophile foru...
Abstract: The golden rule in gadget land is that prices will fall on any technology given time and the latest area to see some sense kicking in the the Portable Media Player or PMP. Our review sample this week is a prime candidate for a best buy award as the Cow...
Beautiful design, Superb-looking videos, Intuitive touchscreen interface, Solid battery life, Supports Mac and Windows
Limited onboard storage, Doesn’t support online video stores, Photo rendering a bit slow
The Cowon D2 packs a lot of functionality into one very small device. It offers superb battery life and some powerful audio and video chops. The companys name might not ring a bell, but this is one of the best flash-based PMPs yet. While it has the sa...
Abstract: IntroCowon is one of the few companies that managed to stick around in the DAP scene pretty much from the start. Sure, theyve had their ups and downs, but generally-speaking theyre still going strong.Although Cowons players have (naturally) improved...
Easy to load with music, songs, and video. Lightweight and small. Sharp LCD. Touch screen. Expandable up to 12GB with SD card. TV-out for video playback.
Interface can be annoying. Scroll-bar awkwardly placed. Images take too long to load and render.
The tiny D2 is nothing to write home about, but it does have a few things the iPod nano doesnt—like a 2.5-inch screen and an SD card slot....
The D2 is Cowon’s first ultra portable video player and their first foray into the wondrous world of touch screens. Although similar in appearance to the iriver clix, the D2 sports some significant differences under the hood: things usually not foun...
