A few weeks ago curiosity got the better some owners of the Vision:M, and they took it apart. It seems the same can be said for a fellow member here at epiZENter named SumWon. He has opened up his Creative Zen Vision and taken many pictures of its various parts. ![]() Like the Vision:M, the Zen Vision uses the Texas Instruments TMS320DM320 system chipset. This chip is also used in other PMP's, such as the popular Cowon A2. Looking at the pictures there seems to be a little space left available to upgrade the hard drive. Here's what SumWon had to say:
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| konechiwa
Mar 10 (2006) 07:28PM ![]() | interesting. [ edited Mar 10 (2006) 07:28PM ] |
| Trance
Mar 11 (2006) 08:37AM | Mmmm. Vision Guts. Edit: Sorry, My bad. Keep getting the Vision and Vision:M mixed up! [ edited Mar 11 (2006) 05:55PM ] |
| 3284lmm
Mar 11 (2006) 09:17AM | I thought that it wasn't possible to shove a 60/80 in there, I think another couple mm are needed. |
| konechiwa
Mar 11 (2006) 11:10AM ![]() | that was the vision:M this is the normal vision. (PVP 3.7" screen, etc). |
| 3284lmm
Mar 11 (2006) 11:20AM | Hah, should read more carefully nextime. |
| SumWon
Mar 11 (2006) 05:29PM | Well it seems you can't actually put a bigger drive in the Zen Vision either. Details in the original thread... |