iRiver released the B20 MP3 player in April. The iRiver B20 supports DMB and DAB digital TV/audio. The new MP3 player has a 2.4-inch LCD display, support for various media formats including MP3, WMA, OGG, MPEG-4, WMV9, and JPG and has a SD card slot for expansion.
The iRiver B20 is available in 2GB or 4GB.

After being warmly received by the guys at C|Net, The iRiver S10 digital audio player just got another adoring review, and this one is an more-extensive look with video and beaucoups pics. The reviewer liked just about everything about the tiny player except its relatively high price, $194 for the 2GB model and an extra $30 more to import the thing. He makes some good points, such as….

Personally, I think the player is well worth the extra cost. The S10 is a delectable little DAP that does so much so well. It’s remarkable in sound quality, size, customization, and extra features; it’s easy and comfortable to use; and my god it’s lovely to look at. Longer battery life and increased storage capacity would be welcomed improvements, sure, but both are becoming such standard complaints that I don’t consider them to be deal breakers.

[Pocketables.net]

iRiver has unveiled S10, the company’s latest D-Click input-based portable MP3 player. The s10 is only slightly bigger than the new iPod Shuffle, but it adds both a screen and 2GB of storage, and you can record FM as well. Only 17.5g / 42 x 30 x 10.8mm MP3 player features MP3, OGG, and WMA playback, as well as an 8 hour battery life.

The iRiver s10 will be available in Korea in September for $175, or $140 with 1GB of memory.

The player also features a clock/alarm function, a built-in microphone for voice recording and a removable, rechargeable battery for up to 12 hours playback time.

Thirty equaliser presets and for audio enthusiasts, a manual equaliser enables the sound to be customised to the users exact requirements. Multi-codec playback guarantees support for a variety of formats, including MP3, WMA and ASF.