iRiver announced two portable media players at the CES 2009 - the iRiver P7 and the iRiver P35.

The iRiver P7 comes with a 4.3-inch LCD touchscreen and will be available in 4-, 8- and 16-GB Flash memory options. Users will be able to watch videos and photographs, listen to music, FM and record voice on this device.

The compact P7 claims to deliver up to 50 hours of audio playback time and full movie Codec support.

The iRiver P35 comes with a 4.3-inch TFT-LCD with touchscreen, built-in Wi-Fi and a G-sensor that allows P35 users to change the song they are listening to by shaking the player, instead of using buttons.

The P35 also features Music, Video (30fps), Photo Viewer, Drawing, FM Radio, Voice Recording, Flash Game, Office Viewer and DMB (in regions where available).

Other features include built-in Mic and TV-out, support of Full Movie Codec, a built-in speaker, 16GB and 32GB Nand Flash (Micro SD Slot), and USB 2.0.OTG. The P35 supports DSLR Raw file viewing.

 

Other announcements include iRiver's D50 -- a compact, keyboard-based networking and multimedia device that offers full Internet browsing and Instant Messaging in Wi-Fi environments.

It features a 4.8-inch TFT LCD (WVGA 800x480px) with full touchscreen interactivity.

Lastly, iRiver also exhibited the E100 Season II Multimedia MP3 Player, E50 MP4 Player and new Mplayer Eyes.

The price and availability of these products have not been revealed by the company.