As little as I like the evil empire that is Apple Corporation, I have to admit that their iPods have been a great hit for the past few years. Among the most impressively innovative of Apple's recent hand-held devices are the iPhone and the iPod Touch (known to some as the iTouch). As they say, imitation is the most sincere form of flattery, and so many touch-screen MP3/4 players have been entering the market recently.

Super Talent is a company most commonly known for their contributions to the memory market. Unbeknownst to most consumers, however, they also manufacture a variety of solid state memory, power supplies and digital music players. Today we're going to have a look at one of Super Talent's less mainstream products, the Vidego touch-screen digital music player.


As you can see, the Vidego very much resembles its cousins from Apple, but it is not without its differences. Full specifications, borrowed from Super Talent's website, are below:


The Vidego (named the Vidego28 for its 2.8” large screen) is a little smaller and doesn't have all of the capacity or capabilities of an Apple product, but still looks very promising. Continue as we explore the Super Talent Vidego.