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wake-up to alarm, radio, or iPod with a soft amber 0.9" display. The unit will play and
charge all compatible iPod models.
Portable Audio
GPX delivers music in many formats, and for the music fan on the go the red
MW149R flash music player is tiny and robust. Smaller than pocket size, the non-DRM
unit is a quality MP3 audio player with a display and a retractable USB drive. The
battery-operated player comes complete with a set of custom ear buds. The MW249 and
MW349B flash players are both MP3 and WMA compliant and the MW249 has an
SD/MMC expansion slot to enable the expanded technology options. The units also ship
with their own custom ear bud sets. The MW249 operates with a standard AAA battery,
while the MW349B is equipped with a rechargeable battery, easy-to-read backlit display,
and a convenient and removable clip.
MP4 fans will appreciate the MT948B. A 1.3MP digital still and video camera,
the 2.8" LCD touch screen unit is a full-function MP4 video player, with MP3/WMA
audio playback.
The BC119B ($24.99) and the BC219B ($29.99) portable boom boxes are for
music fans on the go but wanting more functionality. Both multifunction boxes have
custom designed handles for portability, MP3 line input, and are also AM/FM radios and
CD players. The BC119B is CD-R/RW capable and has stereo speaker output, and the
sleek BC219B is easily operated from the included remote control. A universal portable
speaker rounds out the on-the-go categories for GPX. The SA119 speaker, at only $9.99,
is completely portable using two AAA batteries with a 3.5mm type plug with slide
position, an On/Off switch, and its own built –in amplifier.
Home Audio and Video
GPX has established a category-leading brand in the home entertainment industry
segment and this year's CES has a complete slate of powerful new components. Two
audio systems, the HI209 ($49.99) complete with iPod dock, and the HM109B ($19.99)
are both combination AM/FM radios and clock displays. Both units have MP3 line input
and the HM109B comes with a 3.5mm headset pin, while the HI209 has its own remote
control for easy operation from across the room.
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