Prompt and eager are the mantras for new players in the electronic market. Yes, we received an AW1 unit from Audioengine within three days of its launch. At first glance it looked like a normal USB dongle, which we normally wouldn’t have spent too much time on. On scrutiny, however, we felt this merits a close look after all....

Design and Features
The package has two dongle-shaped adapters, which are actually a sender and receiver for wireless transmission. Each unit has a USB jack at one end and an EP (3.5mm) port at the other. For the sender, this acts as line-in – the sound from your player has to go into the unit, to be sent out wirelessly, and vice versa for the receiver. Both have a glossy black finish, and the size of about 10 x 3 cm makes them a little larger than your usual USB dongle.

Coming back to Planet Earth, the range is 100 ft, which is good. The protocol is Wi-Fi. I’m assuming 802.11n, which is one of the newer flavors (the specs state 340 Mbps, which is quite high). The frequency of transmission – the familiar 2.4 GHz – should become as significant as the golden mean before long!

Mitashi has been in the PMP business for a while, so it's not a new technology for the company. One would expect such a company (which already has similar products) to make its newer models better than the earlier ones. Does Mitashi's latest offering – the KNM 2GB – live up to this expectation? After putting the device through its paces, here’s what I can tell you...

Form Factor
The KNM-2GB is a sleek video player. It has a 2.4 inch QVGA display with a 320 x 240 pixel resolution. Right beside the screen is a navigation panel with touch-sensitive keys. On one side of this light (60g) player is the USB (mini) port and a 3.5mm socket for the earphones. On the other side is a microSD card port.

Now here’s where it gets a bit odd and I’ll explain it a little later, but... on the top is a power key to switch the player on, as well as to pause audio and video files. The bottom of the player has what I naturally presumed to be a Hold switch, though there was no mention of the same. The switch simply shows On and Off, and I came to realize this is simply a way to switch the hardware off. There's an inbuilt speaker that may not be too loud, but it’s okay.

Features and Performance
I loved the audio quality of the player. It was loud and clear. I’m not a fan of in-ear earphones, so I used my own to test the player. Once again we have a device that doesn’t make life easy for users – there's no a sub-menu that allows you to change EQ settings on the music play screen itself. You’ll have to go all the way back to the main menu and then into ‘Settings’, ‘Music’ and then you have the choice of either selecting from a bunch of presets or using the manual EQ to set the sound to your preference. The EQ definitely helps, but the journey to and from the music screen to the settings will take you about 8 key presses which is way too long.

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