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The editors liked
Stacks of file support. Great sound quality
The 4.3-inch widescreen touchscreen is responsive
Big and beautiful. Flash
Meanwhile
Not only saved everyone of us
But with vast amounts of Flash memory onboard (Up to 32GB)
It means you can store entire DVD box sets onboard the O2 while keeping batt...
Compatible with numerous audio and video files
Easy to use
Clear
Colourful picture
Great format support
Superb audio
Excellent media control
Huge list of supported audio and video formats
Terrific sound quality
Supports 720p HD DivX and Xvid content
Subtitle support
The editors didn't like
Poor UI. Disappointing screen
Compared to a svelte iPod Touch
It's a clunky brick of a PMP
At nearly 2cm thick it's almost too big to hold if you're forced to stand on the train. While we like the ability to browse your tunes with video running in the background
The mus...
Sounds flat and unexciting
Plain looks and dated menus
No wireless
Display could have been better
We've seen crisper screens
Plastic design isn't as sexy as the Cowon A3's enclosure
Not the prettiest personal media player around, but a decent screen, excellent sound quality and a list of supported files as long as your arm, it's a good all-rounder. ...
Huge list of supported audio and video formats; terrific sound quality; supports 720p HD DivX and Xvid content; Subtitle support
We've seen crisper screens; plastic design isn't as sexy as the Cowon A3's enclosure
If you download a lot of content from the Internet, we've got to say that unless you can afford the more costly alternatives mentioned above, this is one of the best candidates for the job ...
Abstract: Mobile operator O2 offers broadband at three different speeds: 8Mbit/s, 16Mbit/s and 20Mbit/s. However we had only enough respondents in our survey to judge the first two. O2 broadband uses the same network as Be, so if you can get one, you can get the o...
Abstract: Last October we announced the soon to be released in Korea and Japan Cowon O2, a new PMP thats arguably the most powerful compact PMP yet available.Whats so special about this new PMP?The most impressive thing is its capacity to accept almost ANY vid...
Plays most video files without the need to transcode; SD-card slot for easy storage expansion; bright, crisp screen
Uninspired interface; audio-playback issues; no ID3-tag support
The Cowon O2 lets you play video content on the go without the major hassle of converting files. But its basic interface and lack of file-tag support, as well as its audio-playback issues, make it more of a one-trick pony than the versatile PMP it sho...
Great format support; superb audio; excellent media control
No wireless; display could have been better
The O2 offers some clear advantages over the competition Good points Great format support; superb audio; excellent media control Bad points No wireless; display could have been better ...
Here we have Cowon’s newest flash-memory based PMP which certainly evokes comparisons to a hypothetical “D3”, a successor of the Cowon D2 (at least in theory). It has the same basic design (yet bigger), a touch screen interface, and an SDHC slot. Ho...
Though it may not have internet browsing capabilities or much in the way of advanced features, the Cowon O2 is a solid portable media player. Thanks to its support for a wide range of file types, you'll spend less time trying to convert videos from on...
Supports a multitude of photo, music, and video formats, Exceptional audio and video quality
Chunky form factor; no Wi-Fi support, Doesn’t support VOB and QuickTime files, Can’t play encrypted audio or video tracks, *
The O2 is a very good digital media player, but it won’t meet everyone’s needs. It delivers fantastic sound, but it’s totally inappropriate for someone with a Rhapsody or Napster “to go” plan, for instance. And while ...
