“A new application announced Thursday makes the Sharp Zaurus the
first personal portable Ogg Vorbis player.“The product, called tkc Player, was developed by theKompany.com
using the Ogg Vorbis toolkit from Xiph, and is available as part of
theKompany.com’s embedded suite or as a standalone application. The
standalone version is priced at $9.95, while the embedded suite is
$74.95.“The program joins an image viewer, ftp client, personal finance
manager, file manager, Jabber client, paint program, editor, and
majhongg game in theKompany.com’s suite of Zaurus
applications…”
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