![]() ![]() On the left side there are the reset button, which I thankfully have not used, and the internal microphone for voice recording. You also can't playback sound while you browse pictures. There's also the lack of WAV recording or playback. From left to right: line-out, line-in, a screw, remote connector, and finally headphones. It can drive two pairs of headphones. I didn't muck with a remote, but reports are that you can use your H120's remote on it. The H320 has settings for that LCD in the firmware.īut then there's the bad news, deleted are the optical inputs and outputs in favor of regular line-in/out. Fingerprints and scratches are barely noticeable, which is great.Īnalog is handled up top. It's got the faux-fiber look, which is applied to the backside of the clear plastic top. I also appreciate the new look for the machine, being the first product designed at iRiver's new INNO design facility. At 183g the H320 feels like a solid brick. Apologies to those on dial-up!Īt 62mm x 103mm x 22mm, it is about the same size as the iPod Photo, but it's got quite a bit more heft to it. Photographs of the H320 were taken at 3072x2304 resolution and resized. ![]()
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