German company Trekstor, manufacturer of storage products and digital audio devices, has announced that it will launch three audio players at the upcoming IFA 2008 in Berlin.

Come September, the world will see the i.Beat organix 2.0 and TrekStor vibez Flash, successors to the i.Beat organix and TrekStor vibez respectively, as well as a brand new audio player the petite i.Beat nova.

The i.Beat organix 2.0 will be available in two capacities 4 GB and 8 GB. The player comes with 2 headphone jacks one of which can be used as a line-in input for recording from other audio devices. It is also DRM9 and DRM10 enabled and claims to offer up to 55 hours of uninterrupted music. The player will be available in black, white, silver, and green.

The TrekStor vibez Flash, as the name suggests, uses flash memory technology. It comes with a music library and features an integrated DJ mode, a cross fading function, and also is DRM9 and DRM10 enabled. It has an exchangeable battery, programmable buttons, and would be available with 8, 16, or 32 GB memory.

Lastly, the i.Beat nova is a small MP3 player with a sporty, trendy design with an extremely sharp OLED display, music library, a line in jack, voice recording function and integrated rechargeable battery, says the company. The i.Beat nova is DRM9 and DRM10 enabled as well.

Consumers will be able to take a peek at these audio players at the IFA. Depending on the capacity, the i.Beat organix 2.0 will be priced between 39 euros and 69 euros, the TrekStor vibez Flash between 79 euros to 129 euros, and the i.Beat nova between 29 euros and 49 euros.

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