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SCMP Reporter

Sporting Aztec-design control keys, the new SSF-7005 MP3 player from JNC combines an eye-catching look with sophisticated EQ (equalisation of audio) modes to adjust the sound. 

The silver device weighs 30grams and measures 31 x 75 x 18mm. It offers a handful of EQ modes, including pop, rock, jazz, classic and normal. These can make the music sound 'brighter', 'fuller' or 'darker',  depending on your preference. 
The MP3 player also comes with 512 megabytes of flash memory, a built-in FM stereo tuner, voice recording, flat panel display and a patented three-in-one design - using a single jack as a Universal Serial Bus port, earphone and CD line-in. 
Priced at $990, the SSF-7005 is being released in Hong Kong by Datum Networks, the technology arm of Denmark-based multinational MF Jebsen Group.
Model: Zoe Wu of LB Group



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