electronista
08/27/2007, 10:05am, EDT
Monday, August 27thWolverine releases 250GB portable media jukebox
Wolverine began its week by shipping the Wolverine ESP 5250, making it the most capacious handheld media player to date. The notebook-size 250GB hard disk allows it to store as many as 80,000 songs and 500 hours of video; an optional cradle turns the device into a semi-portable DVR. FM radio is built-in and can also be captured. Photographers should be pleased with room for 125,000 photos, native RAW support for most large camera makers, and a multi-format card reader with CompactFlash, SDHC, and other newer memory standards.
Pre-recorded audio is supported in AAC, MP3, WMA, and raw CD audio form, while video is supported on the 3.6-inch screen in XviD as well as MPEG-1/4 and WMV formats. Wolverine officially lists its 250GB ESP for $650 and sells the DVR cradle separately for $70.
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