Toshiba Gigabeat V30 MEV30K (30GB)
CNET just reviewed the Toshiba Gigabeat 30GB. Since the Microsoft Zune is also built by Toshiba, this could be the platform that Zune is based on. The review is mixed bag…Click on the image for the video and full text review!
The Toshiba Gigabeat V offers audio, video, and photo playback in a slim and original form factor; PMC software is intuitive; solid processor performance; compatible with WMA Lossless; standard USB port; excellent audio quality; good rated battery life.
The Toshiba Gigabeat V maxes out at 30GB; display is pixelated; thumb-stick controller not universally effective; cannot charge over USB; no FM radio or A/V recording; native video support limited to WMV.
Despite the Toshiba Gigabeat V30′s excellent sound quality and rated battery life, there are better PVP choices.
Price around $250-$300
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