Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 and Galaxy Player 4.0 and 5.0 get release dates

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After being introduced quite awhile ago, the Galaxy Tab 8.9 and Galaxy Player 4.0 and 5.0 are finally arriving on our shores. At the Samsung Experience in New York earlier today, Samsung had some good news for folks looking forward to get their hands on the aforementioned devices. The Galaxy Tab 8.9 (for those of you who feel that the 7 is too small and the 10.1 is too big) is available for pre-order starting today. The Android Honeycomb tablet will go on sale nationwide starting October 2nd for $469 (16GB) or $569 (32GB). Check out our hands on preview for more details about the tablet.

The Galaxy Player 4.0 and Galaxy Player 5.0 are Android-powered portable media players (PMP) that basically let you enjoy the versatility and functionality of an Android phone minus the ability to make phone calls and connect over 3G. Both players will pack the same specs except that the Galaxy Player 4.0 will have a smaller display (4?) while the 5.0 will carry a 5? display, and the 4.0 will also have a smaller battery (1,200mAh) and weighs less. The Galaxy Player 5.0 will be available for $269 and the Galaxy Player 4.0 will cost $229. Both players will go on sale nationwide starting October 16th.

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Sony SMP-N200 Streaming Player turns any TV into a connected TV

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If you’ve got an old TV that’s still fully functional, or it holds some sentimental value to you, you might be reluctant to upgrade to a connected TV – I mean, why would anyone want to throw out a TV that works perfectly? Not to mention the hassle you have to go through of moving the old television to make way for the new one. Well, for folks like you – Sony has a solution, in the form of the SMP-N200 Streaming Player.

Capable of working with any television, the SMP-N200 instantly turns your TV into a connected TV just by hooking them up. Once connected, you can then use your TV to stream content from Sony without having to invest in a new Bravia TV. With the SMP-N200, users can watch online movies in HD and 3D, listen to internet radio, enable DLNA connectivity for streaming stuff from other devices, and even use their smartphones as remote controls. Talk about breathing life into that old television! The SMP-N200 Streaming Player will be in stores late October and will retail for $99.99.

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Creative ZEN X-Fi3 media player announced

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Looking for an MP3 player that isn’t an iPod? If you’re not a fan of Apple’s line of MP3 players, you will be pleased to find out that Creative has just announced their ZEN X-Fi3 media player that based on its dimensions alone could give the iPod Nano a run for its money.

Measuring in at 65 x 45.5 x 12.5mm, the ZEN X-Fi3 media player features a 2” screen and comes in either 8GB or 16GB storage capacities. The good news is that it also features a microSD card slot that will support an additional 32GB. It also includes a microphone, FM tuner, integrated speakers and will support Bluetooth 2.1.

It also features a technology Creative calls the X-Fi Crystallizer, a feature that the company has promised to restore fidelity when music has been ripped to CDs. It’s not exactly the most amazing MP3 player on the market today, but if you don’t want to drop money on an iPod and looking for something extremely portable, the 8GB version of the X-Fi3 will set you back $99.99 while the 16GB version will cost $139.99.

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