Pono is here. The people who supported Neil Young’s music player through Kickstarter — and there were a lot of them — have already received their special edition units, and now the high-res audio device is available to music lovers everywhere for $399. That’s a huge asking price, calling back to the days when we spent several hundred dollars on a new iPod. But with Pono, Neil Young is trying to graduate the iPod generation (and everyone else for that matter) to a higher level of music listening. And he’s trying to accomplish that with a funky-looking music player that takes the shape of a triangle. (It feels better in hand than you might expect.) The Pono comes in black or orange for and includes 64GB of built-in storage. But you can go far beyond that with microSD cards up to 128GB in size. In fact, it comes with a 64GB card, which may help you swallow that $399 cost. Pono should be able to carry as much music as any human could want to carry around at any one time. The screen’s not great by any stretch; pixels are everywhere and viewing angles are bad. And the Android-based software… Read full this story
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