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In this new technology age we are used to things that slide like the slider cell phones, slide out keyboards on PDAs, slide out Cameras, so why not an MP3 Player?

Well now that call has been answered with the new slidekey from ZicPlay.

From ZicPlay:

The SlideKey range makes the most of your music and more, featuring MP3 player, digital voice recorder and USB storage device. Available in 256MB, 512MB and 1GB models, the SlideKey has optional built-in FM radio on the 512MB and 1GB models. The individual slide function slides back to reveal extensive function keys, ensuring that the SlideKey remains small. The original design puts everything at your fingertips, allowing you to keep your eyes and ears on the music.
 
Dan Mamane, CEO of Zicplay commented: “The iPod has created a new market for consumer mobile music players. Zicplay is planning to take advantage of this growing consumer market opportunity, by delivering high quality, but competitively priced products into the UK marketplace. The Zicplay SlideKey offers a true alternative to the iPod, small and lightweight, SlideKey is nonetheless a fully featured player that stands out with its unique slide design.”

Key features of the Zicplay SlideKey:

Digital Audio Player (MP3 & WMA)
Digital Voice Recorder
USB Storage device
Memory: 256MB, 512 MB, 1GB
Optional built-in FM radio on 512MB and 1GB models
From £44.90 (inc VAT)
 
Pricing and availability

The Zicplay SlideKey is available from mid January
Prices start from £44.90 inc VAT. All units carry a full 1 year warranty.  The full range of Zicplay products are available in the UK from www.zicplay.com

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