The Rio Riot was a hard disk-based "jukebox" MP3 digital audio player produced by Diamond Multimedia as part of the Rio line. It shipped in 2002. It was an early competitor to the Apple iPod.[1]
Features edit
The Rio Riot featured:
- 20 gigabytes of storage.
- USB connectivity
- a large backlit monochrome graphic LCD display.
- FM tuner
- 10 hours per charge at 50% volume battery life
- ID3 and WMA tagging support
- iTunes support
- Note* Lacked ability to retrieve data off HD.
Supported Formats edit
References edit
- ^ "iPod vs. Rio Riot: The winner is clear". March 2, 2002. Retrieved July 6, 2011.