What will they think of next?  An ingenious Swiss Army knife with a 1GB mp3 player, and 1GB USB memory. And why not throw in an FM radio and for good luck a voice recorder!

This high quality, durable S Beat 1GB mp3 digital media player will equip you or your lucky someone for life's adventures. Clip it to your belt, or use the included adjustable arm strap if you're on the move. Play your favorite tunes anywhere, or listen to FM radio! If you need to record anything, the voice recorder is standing by. The S Beat is also a blazing fast 1GB SwissMemory USB port memory stick. Plug it in, and move or backup your data in seconds.



Product Details:

Memory Capacity:  1GB
Decoding Format:  MP3 & WMA (8-320 Kbps) WAV, OGG, Vorbis
Standard USP Interface
Play Time:  Up to 8 hours
Remote Control with 3.5mm and 2.5 mm earphone plug
USB extension cable
Utility CD
Swiss Army 1GB MP3/FM/Knife/Memory
Made By:  Victorinox
Model:  53191
Weight:  2 0z.
# of Tools:  5
Color:  Silver
Lifetime Warranty
list price: $215.00
your price: $29.99
You save:  $181.01

In 1897 the Original Swiss Army Knife was created in the small village of Ibach, Switzerland. Since that time, Victorinox has become well-known in more than 100 countries for precision, quality, functionality and versatility.

The VICTORINOX "Swiss Army Knife" is over 100 Years Old. This useful pocket Multi-Tool was legally registered on June 12, 1897. Over 34,000 of these pocket tools with the distinctive Swiss cross leave the factory in central Switzerland each day.

Time and again, it has been a life saver in situations of extreme danger and great need. The New York Museum of Modern Art and the State Museum for Applied Art in Munich have selected it for their collection of excellence in design, and, since Lyndon B. Johnson, US presidents present guests with VICTORINOX pocket knives.

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