An Ipod Clone By lordofdarkness66 on Feb 02, 2008 - Updated Oct 15, 2011

The Itap is a slim, lightweight media player with a thickness of 8mm. It has a sensitive keypad that responds to heat rather than touch, which is very similar to that of the Apple Ipod series. This player comes with a 2.4" bright screen with 65k colors, which makes the display fairly good. It can play AVI, Xvid formats for video and MP3 as well as WMA formats for music. Though I read somewhere it can play MP4 and SWF video formats, I still haven't figured out how to play them yet. It comes with a 2GB built in memory and also a microSD slot. This means that, theoretically, the player's memory capability has a limitless potential. It can also store and they JPEG photos as well as it has an FM tuner. It also acts as a USB mass storage device. The battery can be charged with a wall adaptor that is provided with the set. It can play 8 hours of music or 3 hours of video. Very inferior battery life compared to the other media players in the market. The keypad is also not as sensitive as the Ipods. Other than that, if you want a workable Ipod clone, then this is the model for you.