We heard the YP-Q1 was being concocted, which is now ready to be served as per confirmation made by Samsung, along with a followup to the U3 thumbDAP, the previously rumoured YP-U4. The U4 leverage a few design cues from Samsung's TV lineup, but while it's certainly sexier than the previous generation. It looks a bit frumpy given the a bit greyish OLED screen and stingy 2GB and 4GB capacities.

The players boast 16 hours of playback, DNSe 2.0, and come in rose, purple and blue flavours. Meanwhile, the Q1 (pictured) seems to be frump grown up, with a 2.4-inch QVGA LCD and those ostensible 4, 8 and 16GB capacities. Samsung is also touting its DNSe 3.0 in the new player, which can "upconvert" audio to improve quality supposedly.

You can get one in October in black, white or silver, while the U4 (pictured after the break) should be shipping nowise.