Philips GoGear Connect 3
The Philips GoGear Connect 3 is a fun idea, cut short by cheap specs and a relatively high price.
Reviews
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CNET Review
The Good: The GoGear Connect 3 puts Android in your pocket for a relatively low price.
The Bad: The GoGear Connect 3 has poor screen quality, a slow processor, no memory expansion, no cameras, no video output, and no GPS capabilities.
The Bottom Line: The Philips GoGear Connect 3 is a fun idea, cut short by cheap specs and a relatively high price.
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alaTest.com
Review Summary: alaTest has collected and analyzed 6 reviews of Philips SA2CNT16S from international magazines and websites.
The Verdict: Experts rate this product 63/100. Comparing these reviews to 461777 other MP3 Players reviews gives this product an overall alaScore 87/100 = Very Good.
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t3.com
Review Summary: The Philips GoGear Connect 3 is the first Android media player: a Wi-Fi toting ‘pocket tablet' running apps and a multitouch interface
The Verdict: The Philips GoGear Connect 3 looks promising on paper, but when you consider what the iPod touch (a mere £9 more expensive) delivers and how well it does it, it’s difficult to recommend this over Apple’s player. The Connect 3 is sluggish, buggy and its...
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pcadvisor.co.uk
Review Summary: The Philips GoGear Connect 3 Android Media Player has decent sound quality, but bugs and slow performance hold it back.
The Verdict: Though it boasts superior audio playback over the Galaxy Players, the Philips GoGear Connect 3 falls flat in everyday performance. The low-end specs will severely limit the GoGear's flexibility as well as the types of apps you can download, and the...
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techworld.com
Review Summary: The Philips GoGear Connect 3, like Samsung's Galaxy Players, is an Android-based competitor to Apple's iPod Touch. But while the Samsung models are best described as Android phones minus the phone, the Philips GoGear feels more like an MP3 player with...
The Verdict: Though it boasts superior audio playback over the Galaxy Players, the Philips GoGear Connect 3 falls flat in everyday performance. The low-end specs will severely limit the GoGear's flexibility as well as the types of apps you can download and the...
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trustedreviews.com
Review Summary: Video - Philips takes on Android with its latest media player.
Price Range: $118.99 - $150.27
- Philips
- SA3CNT16K/37
General
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PC interface(s) supportedBluetooth 2.1 EDR, Wi-Fi, Hi-Speed USB
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Signal-to-noise ratio82 dB
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Total harmonic distortion0.05 %
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Flash memory installed16 GB
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Weight3.7 oz
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Dimensions (W x D x H)2.3 in x 0.5 in x 4.4 in
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Software typePhilips Songbird, Google Play, Google Gmail
Digital Player / Recorder
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Supported digital audio standardsAPE (Monkey's Audio), WAV, MP3, WMA, MIDI, FLAC, Ogg Vorbis, AAC, AMR
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Response bandwidth20 - 18000 Hz
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ID3 tags supportYes
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Additional featuresJPEG photo playback
Built-in Display
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Audio system built-in displayLCD
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Diagonal size3.2 in
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Resolution480 x 320
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Backlight displayYes
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FeaturesTouch screen
Audio Features
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Sound output modeStereo
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Additional featuresKey lock function, FullSound2, Battery level indication, Upgradeable firmware, Web browsing, Volume control, G-Sensor
Radio
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Tuner typeDigital Radio tuner
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FM station preset qty20
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Tuner bandsFM
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Tuning displayLCD display
Microphone
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Microphone typeBuilt-in
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Microphone operation modeMono
Headphones
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Headphones typeBinaural In-ear ear-bud
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Sound output mode [Sep 14, 2011 from CDS: Audio Output]Stereo
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Connectivity technologyWired
Connectivity
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Cable(s) included1 x USB cable -
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Connector type1 x Hi-Speed USB, 1 x Headphones Mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm, IEEE 802.11b/g (Wi-Fi), Bluetooth
Battery / Power
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BatteryLithium polymer Rechargeable Player battery
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Mfr estimated battery life25 hour(s)
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Battery capacity1100 mAh
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Power device typePower adapter
System Requirements
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Peripheral / Interface devices [Jul 2, 2008 from CDS: System Requirements]USB port, Internet connection
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Operating systemMicrosoft Windows Vista / XP / 7
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