TREÓ 15 DIGITAL MUSIC JUKEBOX FROM E.DIGITAL NOW SHIPPING


(SAN DIEGO, CA - June, 13, 2002 ) - e.Digital Corporation (OTC: EDIG)
announced today that it has begun shipments of its new TreóT 15, a
lightweight, pocket-sized digital music jukebox with the capacity to store
over 300 CDs worth of digital music. At a suggested retail price of $299,
Treó 15 has a built-in 2.5 inch 15 GB hard disk drive and is scheduled to be
available this weekend at Good Guys stores on the West Coast. Good Guys
(Nasdaq: GGUY) is the largest specialty retailer of higher-end entertainment
electronics in the nation and operates 72 stores in California, Nevada,
Washington and Oregon. Treó 15, one of the smallest digital jukeboxes
available, offers superior sound quality and more than 225 hours of music
storage. Treó 15 effectively combines excellent audio quality with an easy
to use interface, while providing access to large collections of music in a
small, lightweight device.

Based on e.Digital's patented MicroOS 2.0T operating system, Treó 15
features Smart Song SelectionT, allowing users to quickly and easily manage
and navigate music files even as they are listening to their favorite
selections. At 8.2 ounces including the carrying case, Treó 15 is
lightweight and has a large, easy-to-read backlit LCD display.

Treó 15, one of the smallest digital jukeboxes available, offers superior
sound quality and more than 225 hours of music storage. Treó 15 effectively
combines excellent audio quality with an easy to use interface, while
providing access to large collections of music in a small, lightweight
device.

Based on e.Digital's patented MicroOS 2.0T operating system, Treó 15
features Smart Song SelectionT, allowing users to quickly and easily manage
and navigate music files even as they are listening to their favorite
selections. At 8.2 ounces including the carrying case, Treó 15 is
lightweight and has a large, easy-to-read backlit LCD display.

e.Digital's MXPT Music Explorer software, shipped with Treó 15, helps
first-time users transfer and organize digital music and data files easily.
MusicMatch Jukebox software is also included with the unit, making it easy
for users to rip music files from their personal CD collection to their PC's
hard drive and then quickly and easily download them to the device. The
Music Explorer and MusicMatch software package included with every player
enables consumers to create MP3 and Windows MediaT music files. The unit is
also field upgradeable to support other popular formats and digital rights
management systems as they become available.

All Treó 15 packages include portable stereo earphones, an AC
adaptor/charger, a mini USB interface cable, a carrying case, a rechargeable
Lithium Ion battery that provides up to 12 hours of playback time per
charge, and easy-to-use PC software. Treó 15s are expected to be sold
through additional retailers nationwide in the coming weeks.

About e.Digital
e.Digital Corporation offers an engineering partnership for the world's
leading electronics companies to link portable digital devices to PCs and
the Internet. e.Digital develops and markets to consumer electronics
manufacturers complete end-to-end solutions for delivery and management of
open and secure digital media. Applications for e.Digital's technology
include portable digital music players and voice recorders, desktop, laptop
and handheld computers, PC peripherals, cellular phone peripherals, e-books,
video games, digital cameras and digital video recorders. Engineering
services range from the licensing of e.Digital's patented MicroOSTM and
MicroCAMTM technologies to custom software and hardware development,
industrial design and manufacturing services. For more information on the
company, please visit www.edig.com.

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CONTACT:

e.Digital Corporation: Robert Putnam, (858) 679-1504, robert@edig.com

fucking eh!

Seems cool. Maybe someone should turn of the auto-link-creation feature of the site backed so that e.Digital isn't always made into a link.

looks like a game boy!

So this is it huh?? Doesn't seem to impress me much. USB interface? It just looks like a Fisher Price version of the Treo 10. I am kind of glad that I went with the Nomad 3.

ehhh, looks nice... but slightly disappointing after the hoopla of this thing carrying at least 20 gigs, and trust me the 5 gig makes a difference (at least to me it does). But at 299 it can still give the iPod some serious competitive heat . Yup, with the nomad 3 it is

looks like something from Toys-R-Us...I'd like to see that 12 hour play time

hehehe, it really does look like a fisher price toy..

MTBATOL 20 GB I-POD coming and that will be a whole different creature!!! Unit will be completely different then the TREO-15!

TREO-20 will have USB 2.0 VOICE NAVIGATION,
VOIVE RECORDING, DATA TRANSFER.
Plus 20 will be smaller!

Plus price will be the big surprise with all
those features!!!

Packers is right boys and girls. e.Digital TREO 20 due in the fall. A real iPod killer. USB 2.0 compatability, smaller (same size as iPod), new user interface, VoiceNav(TM), voice recording, data transfer and a price that will knock your socks off. Stay tuned....

packers and moxa are blatant e.Digital stock pumping shills and should be ignored. If you want the truth about the Treo just try one. It sucks. Cheaply made and buggy as hell. The Archos 20GB recorder is much better deal at $299, is easier to use and has USB 2.0. Its even smaller in width and height, just a little thicker. Neither of those stock promoters even owns a Jukebox player yet they are telling you what you should buy. It is scary what people will do for money.

Just say no to their self serving crap and to the company that puts out garbage players like the TreoXX.

They do have an info-mercial kind of sound to them don't they?

infomercials rule! especially those ones with those kung fu kitchen knifes that can cut A POP CAN!!! A GARDEN HOSE!! and EVEN A TOMATO!! WOW!!

yea nobody writes things and puts "(TM)" in their everyday commenting...

I noticed that even the (new) Treo 10 has the new plastic casing. I thought the casing was one of the best things about the old version.

EJUNK Yes I own EDIG stock plus
I own the MXP-100 with Voice Nav so do not judge it until you this little player no training just upload and say what the hell you want. Do not
knock it until you try.

Plus tool I own the XP3 JUKEBOX with 10GB!!!!

Time and the next product with VOICE NAV with shut alot of people up.

I kid you not! Yes I believe in there product because I have owned the mxp-100 since november and it handles everything I have thrown at it.

to be honest if it wasn't for size and price the RioRiot was a better player than the Treo10, what the Treo has on other players is it's compact size. The OS is quite crappy and like I've said before quite boring. Though Voice Nav is a nice feature, honestly though how lazy must one be in the modern world? It's bad enough we have Voice navigated cell phones and television remote controls but when you're using voice navi to go through songs in a music player it just seems like the world has gotten too lazy for it's own good. At least with a cell phone some can use it to get in touch with important contacts fast. TV remote... well no excuse it's bad enough that we don't get up and change the channels manually on the TV anymore, now we're too lazy to push the damn buttons from 40 feet away. Voice Navi should only be left to those who are fingerless or severly crippled. It's like riding around in a wheelchair when you have a perfectly good set of legs.

Yeah I think that new Treo15 looks like fisher price toy as well. The smooth aluminum case was the best part of the Treo10. I am VERY surprised they've kept the same interface buttons, though they get the job done they are far from a perfected layout or format. Hopefully the new after the 15 will have a JOG dial much like the Riot or the iPod. It is quite possibly the most user friendly interface I've ever used.

My best buy just recieved the Nomad 3 so I'll be picking one of those up to review some time in the near future.

dats whassup, lookin forward for you hollerin back on that one joe

Heh, and that packers guy do sound like an infomercial lol. The firmware and build of the thing (concerning my big headphones and faulty plug that don't do well with them) has me waiting out on nomad3. Voice nav sounds too much like a gimmick and not practical for my interests. But it's still good enough like i said to hang with da big boys like iPod.

looks like a PS accessory... or a thing used at a cash register...

airport

The plastic casing thing scares me! That was indeed one of the best things about the Treo. Can Packers or Moxa tell me why they save some crappy dollars on platic, when everyone wants the solid brushed casings like before???

it looks like e.digital puked it up!!
"Blahhhrrrgfgghfg!"
*bing* "The New Treo 15!"

Hey should I review a Sony mp3/CD player next or the Nomad 3?

What do you all want to read?

Nomad 3 definetly.

Nomad it is then.

sorry joe! I was just too busy to actually do that review. Or maybe it was just laziness, I can't remember.

Could anyone pls tell me the difference APART from the plastic casing between the old and remanufactured Treo 10?

thanks