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SmartDisk Products:

Technical Specifications
Storage:
* 80GB or 30GB Hard Drive
* Compatible Flash Media:
CF type I, II CompactFlash, IBM Microdrive
Support for other media types (SmartMedia, Memory Stick, SD/MMC and xD) available through optional adapters - sold separately.
Display:
* LCD: 3.5” (diagonal) color TFT LCD with CCFL backlight
* TV monitor output: NTSC or PAL, Composite video
* JPEG format viewing, with hardware zoom in/out, pan/scroll, rotation support. (Some RAW format as well as GIF and BMP files can also be viewed.)
* Video: Motion JPEG picture decoding,
up to 320 x 240 x 30 frames/sec or 640 x 480 x 10 frames/sec
* Can view simple text files (*.txt)
Audio:
* Stereo analog line out or earphone jack
* Built-in speaker
* MP3 and WAV formats. Plays MP3 files encoded up to 320 kbps bit rate; can play VBR encoded files
User interface:
* Navigation disk, plus seven user interface keys
* Five audio control/transport keys, for simple MP3 jukebox operation
* Operation status indication LED
* Battery status indication LED
* Infrared remote control accessory for slide show operation
Power:
* Internal power: Rechargeable Li-Ion battery (2200 mAh capacity)
* External power: 5V output AC/DC adapter
PC connectivity:
* USB 2.0 (USB1.1 compatible)
Size and weight:
* 5.63 in X 3.62 1.26 in (143mm X 92mm X 32mm)
* 12 oz (340g)

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