#LoFi Player

Google Magenta introduces its latest project that features a customizable virtual music room experience powered by its machine learning models based on the Tensor Flow.js, the Lo-Fi Player. The Lo-Fi Player gives users a virtual music room, allowing them to relax and enjoy the music it creates. The Lo-Fi Player incorporates various Magenta music machine learning models including Melody RNN on the room's radio which generates new melody, MusicVAE on the TV for melody interpolation and mixing two melodies together. Moreover, Lo-Fi Player allows users to share their musical room with others through an interactive YouTube stream. The Lo-Fi Player was built by Vibert Thio, an intern on the Google Brain team.  You may try the Lo-Fi Player here. As the final installment to complete our Christmas Gadget Guide 2014, here’s a lineup of digital media players for those who enjoy all things media – whether it be streaming online or locally playing videos, photos, or music. [caption id="attachment_76504" align="aligncenter" width="480"] N33 NBOX - Php1,880[/caption] One of the simplest media players out in the market today is the NBOX Multimedia Player which can be bought at CD-R King. If you want a player with a little bit more functionality you can try the N51 variant that already has 2GB memory capacity as well as support for microSD up to 64GB. Read more in our articles including "Google Magenta project Lo-Fi Player now available online" and "YugaTech Christmas Gadget Guide 2014: Media Players".