
The large 3.6” TFT LCD backlit screen, at an unspecified resolution, lets you play back the usual MPEG4 videos as well as straight up MPEG2 DVD files, and reportedly even 720p and 1080i HDTV files. Like every other PMP out there, it comes as no surprise that the Yes PMP-9 also supports picture viewing (JPGs) and audio playback (MP3s, WMAs, and even OGGs). Other than that, expect voice recording capability, USB 2.0 connectivity, and a removable lithium ion battery.
Built-in speakers are optional, so unless you’re willing to splurge the extra dough, bring some decent headphones along for the ride. The Yes product page does not list any prices as of yet, but it does say that you can find the PMP-9 in silver, blue, or black.




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