Presently there a number of MP3 players produced by Samsung to cater for the expanding flash memory market. Of these, the T9 is the single player to adopt a completely tactile approach. Incorporating aspects from predecessors in the line of T player...
Despite the irritations, the T9 is a good player. However, it suffers in comparison with some very hot competition. It looks smart, but if looks were all that mattered you'd buy a Nano. It has media playback capabilities, but so does the iRiver Clix with ...
Published: 2007-05-29, Author: Chris , review by: slashgear.com
Abstract: With the comment fires raging at Microsoft’s claim to have sold a million Zunes in less than six months, perhaps it’s a good time to look at another of Apple’s competitors, and one which provokes a little less bile. Samsung has already s...
Abstract: Walk into any big box store these days and you will find a flood of portable media players on display. There are many shapes, sizes and prices vying for your attention. While Apple continues to lead the pack, there are plenty of options worth considera...
Large and bright display, easy-to-navigate menu system, video capability
Slippery finish, awkward "back" button placement
The Samsung YP-T9 Flash-memory MP3 player is a midsize multimedia portable capable of handling many types of digital files, including MP3, WMA, DRM10 and MPEG4 video, and it packs in a host of other useful features as well. The YP-T9 is available in 2...
Very slick design. Great sound quality. Nice screen with a cool interface.
Lousy transfer software. Lack of supported file types. No alarm clock.
An iPod nano killer? Probably not, though it does offer Apples device some stiff competition. It may lack the quick navigation of the iPod, but it has great style, and it sounds every bit as good, if not better, than Apples slim device. The screen ...
Tiny size
Large and bright screen
Video/picture/text/music playback
No AAC support
Sluggish startup and shutdown times
This is one of the few gadgets we’ve seen that have truly lived up to the marketing hype. In fact, this player hasn’t been hyped enough. It is arguably the best MP3 player on the market today. We found no significant faults, and were delighted...
The sleek, durable Samsung YP-T9 has a user-friendly interface and is packed with features: photo viewing, video playback, gaming capabilities, voice recording, and subscription music support. It sounds great and looks hot; its battery life is also imp...
The Samsung YP-T9s processor is slow, and side buttons take some getting used to. Whats more, the USB port is proprietary, and the device has no UMS mode.
Despite a few minor issues, the stylish Samsung YP-T9 is a no-brainer: its easy to use, packed with features, and sounds fantastic. What more could you ask for?
