Perhaps the most industrial looking iriver player since the H100 series, the Photo Tank was on display today and didn’t disappoint. Weighing in with capacities of 80GB or 160GB, the Photo Tank is touted as a media storage device, but seems to be a multi media player as well. It features a world’s first 4.1″ AMOLED Display, iriver’s Spinn System Navigational controls, Video, Photo, Music, Flash Games, FM Tuner, Voice Recording and DMB (where available) and TV Out. It also is expandable via both SD and CF slots.

The iriver P10 debuted at CES this year. The type of player that iriver enthusiasts have been hoping for ever since the H300 series disappeared from production. Finally a hard drive based player, but is it too little, too late? The P10 is a PMP by design and meant to compete in that arena with the likes of the Archos Series, Cowon A3, etc. The P10 is only sporting 33GB, which by today’s standards of 80GB & 160GB hard drives is rather meager. The P10 does enter the game with some great features and a clean look. Touted as supporting “All Codecs” and having an E-Dictionary, FM Tuner, Flash Games and a lovely 4.0″ 800×400 Touchscreen LCD, the P10 is no slouch.