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Why does China get all of the pretty devices when we are stuck with the leftovers? The Teclast C260 is just another such device that won’t appear here, but if you happen to go to China, you might find one of these. The C260 features a full touch screen as well as navigation buttons on the right side of the device. The 2.4-inch QVGA TFT LCD touchscreen displays 260,000 colors, which plays into its name of C260. It is understandable that, due its extremely small size (near a credit card), the battery life falls behind the rest at about 12 hours. In addition to its great size, the C260 has a whole line up of nice features. It has an FM radio with 20 preset stations, a voice recorder, it plays games, views photos, and plays e-books. While no word on internal storage, it does support microSD cards. If you want a small player, there are some sacrifices you must be willing to make. All in all, forgetting its too intentionally clever name, this tiny player packs a punch… in China. — Nik Gomez
Teclast Says Touch Me [CrunchGear]
