A review of the Toshiba Gigabeat T400 (4GB, orange) portable media player has been posted over at ZDNet.
‘The Toshiba Gigabeat T400 has a minimal design that definitely borrows a page from its bigger brother, the hard-drive-based Gigabeat S. But in the case of the T400, you get glossy black plastic rather than brushed silver metal--it's definitely a different appeal, though not at all unattractive. In fact, both the S series and T series share nearly identical 2.4-inch QVGA screens, capable of a crisp 320x240 resolution. The Gigabeat T400 is a much smaller device than the S series, however, with a 3.37-inch by 2.13-inch by 0.4-inch body that is dominated by the wide screen.
The navigation controls taking up the bottom inch of the front panel feature Toshiba's ubiquitous 4-way PlusPad control, outlined in a blue, orange, or pink trim. Depending on the context, the PlusPad control is used to adjust volume, skip between tracks, or scroll through lists. The four buttons surrounding the PlusPad are used for jumping in and out of menus, playing or pausing, and for calling up the main menu screen. We're happy to see that Toshiba was able to consolidate all of its controls into one little square-inch of space, as it's an improvement over the sprawling side-mounted controls used on the Gigabeat S. A mini-USB port, power/hold switch, and 3.5-millimeter headphone jack are located on the bottom edge of the Gigabeat T.’
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