Meet Philips GoGear SA13335. The Philips GoGear SA13335 available in 1GB capacities, have a large 2-color OLED display, equalizer, support both MP3 and WMA playbacks, and offer a claimed 12 hours of music playback. USB2.0 support.

No word on pricing or availability.

Philips Electronics anounced a new MP3 players. Nano-like SA9100 and SA9200 have a 1GB and 2GB of flash-based storage, respectively. Both models also sport color screens for viewing photos and album art, a backlit touchpad for navigation, FM tuner, voice recorder, and a rechargeable battery promising 14 hours of playback, and both devices are also PlaysForSure-compliant. You’ll be able to pick up the higher capacity model for around $200 when it hits stores next month, while the single gig unit will cost about $150 at its scheduled September release.

The Philips PSA612 4GB Sport MP3 Player with FM Tuner is available for pre-order on Amazon.com.

The Philips PSA612 was first announced as PSA610 in February. Back then it was still co-branded with Nike.
The Philips PSA612 features a 4GB hard-drive. It is Microsoft Plays For Sure complaint and supports therefore WMA DRM music files.
The new Philips player will ship October 1st.
The Philips PSA612 sells for $189.99 on Amazon.com.
The Philips player has a cool design and the price is all right. A HDD for sports is not ideal, but I assume Philips put enough buffering electronics in there to not get a skipping issue.
To play it save a flash player like the 4GB iPod nano should be considered.