Philips GoGear SA9200 MP3 Player Video Review

[Jason Dunn]

http://media.digitaltrends.com/digitaltrends/philips_gogear_sa9200_mp3_player.html

"The Philips GoGear SA9200 MP3 Player is 2 GigaBytes of sleek, sensory touchpad superscroll goodness. You heard us right! It offers a unique way of navigating around the device. The only actual "push" buttons are the ones for the volume and to turn it on/off or to lock it. Everything else is done via Philips' "Sensory TouchPad Superscroll", which is a pretty nifty way of getting to and playing your music. The design follows the current trend of sleek and thin with a brushed aluminum back. The dark colors make it look pretty hip too."



Looks like a decent enough player - nice and thin - although the low-res, chunky pixel-lookin' screen gives me the heebie-jeebies. Who wants to look at something like that in today's marketplace of players with great screens?

[Jason Dunn]

http://media.digitaltrends.com/digitaltrends/philips_gogear_sa9200_mp3_player.html

"The Philips GoGear SA9200 MP3 Player is 2 GigaBytes of sleek, sensory touchpad superscroll goodness. You heard us right! It offers a unique way of navigating around the device. The only actual "push" buttons are the ones for the volume and to turn it on/off or to lock it. Everything else is done via Philips' "Sensory TouchPad Superscroll", which is a pretty nifty way of getting to and playing your music. The design follows the current trend of sleek and thin with a brushed aluminum back. The dark colors make it look pretty hip too."



Looks like a decent enough player - nice and thin - although the low-res, chunky pixel-lookin' screen gives me the heebie-jeebies. Who wants to look at something like that in today's marketplace of players with great screens?