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January 7, 2008 2:28 PM PST

Philips Bluetooth MP3 player

by Donald Bell
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Photo of Philips GoGear SA5200

The Philips GoGear SA5200BT series includes Rhapsody subscription music compatibility and integrated Bluetooth wireless technology.

(Credit: Philips)

Philips has announced plans to release an MP3 player with built-in Bluetooth functionality. Available in April in both 4GB ($129) or 8GB ($169) capacities, the Philips GoGear SA5200BT series will feature a 2.8-inch screen, Rhapsody subscription music integration, FullSound audio enhancement technology, and DRM audio and video support. Beyond the obvious benefit of being able to pair the Philips GoGear SA5200BT with a set of wireless Bluetooth headphones, the player can also take advantage of wireless file-sharing with any Bluetooth-capable PC.

Philips also plans to sell versions of the GoGear SA5200 series without Bluetooth for $109 (4GB) and $149 (8GB).

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