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post #1 of 14
Thread Starter 

I am looking for an mp3 player or a video player OR both- that is the size of a credit card.

I also have a few other requests for requirements -

When I eBay "credit card size mp3 player"

there is a seller who sells these mp3 players but they have goofy graphics on them.

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Also, on youtube there is a card called the edg card but looks like the site is shutdown and you have to order about 25000.

anyway -

I am an artist who works in video and audio and I would like to make a video or audio business card...

does anyone know where i can find these mp3 players like the one on eBay but in a solid card or where I can print my own graphics?

Does anyone know if there is such a video device that I can something like the edg card....(there's also an rcard, but it looks like that never came out either)

if anyone can recommend anything i would greatly appreciate it as I really don't want to have to a...keychain. lol

thanks.


Edited by moogliebooglie - 7/3/10 at 7:08pm

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post #2 of 14

D2+, Meizu Mini Player,...........

post #3 of 14
Thread Starter 

the d2+ is nice but it is pretty thick....

to be more specific, I have found this cheeseball looking company that sells something similar to what I am looking for but I
am not really sure how legit this place is. Wish I could find something here in the states are something a little more - non-rip-off looking...

These are thin enough to carry like a business card...

http://usb.brando.com/prod_detail.php?prod_id=00356

 

I've also come across this Evergreen - but looks outdated and can't find anything new. It's pretty weird that the only thing I am coming across are articles and pictures from 2007....and then it just stops!

http://nicefun.net/-vp37877.html?sid=c0cf584fa61d9f0b39ef3bf632c303f2

post #4 of 14
Thread Starter 

geez head-fi....thought this was the place to be

post #5 of 14

There may not be anything available that has what you need...it's not as though people are actively ignoring your thread. Do you intend to hand these cards out to clients? That just seems as though it would get extremely expensive...

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Patrick, is that you?

post #7 of 14

Meizu M6  this the answer.Not thick,but front side is - display,the back side is empty(metal).You can check their website.

Sony makes radio like credit card,which is popular souvenir item sold in Japan - with picture of Fujisan or geisha.They could have come with similar product containing mp3 player - but they are inept,unfortunatly...

post #8 of 14
Thread Starter 

well i contacted all the people who sell the actual credit card like cards and no one responded so i don't consider them legit. the m6 is much too thick. yes, i plan on handing them out to certain "clients". more of an art piece. oh well, i'll keep searching.

post #9 of 14

Try ipod nano 3g

post #10 of 14

^ That's really not what he wants, or at least how I envisage it.

post #11 of 14

The Creative Zen is credit card sized, I love mine which I bought for $130.00, but I guess it's no longer on creatives website, so could be discontinued though I hope it comes back, 32gigs for so little is great. The Zen Style and Xfi Style are in the ballpark, the first being smaller and the latter just a tad larger. I believe they still have the Zen MX which has the same dimensions as the Zen.


Edited by bikertrash - 7/11/10 at 11:37pm
post #12 of 14

I don't think what you're looking for exists yet. Or if it does it's probably not affordable yet.

post #13 of 14

I saw this somewhere Deal extreme or something

 

post #14 of 14

The Fuze has video play back, but a tiny screen :P

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