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Small gizmo has big ideas
Created: 10/30/2007
Video description: First Look: CNET's Jasmine France demonstrates Yukyung Technologies' new Viliv P1 portable multimedia player, which is bigger than the iPod but shares some of its design features. The Viliv P1 plays video and audio files and has an FM radio.\r\n

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