The folks down at the Viliv P2 website have recently uploaded videos of their latest gadget. The Viliv P2 is the successor of - you guessed it - Viliv P1. It acts as a personal multimedia player, kinda like an iPod-meets-PDA sort of merger. What's neat about it is that it incorporates GPS and T-DMB. So, as we said, pretty much like a PDA.

The device runs on Windows CE, and so far, runs only in that OS. Sad, true. But maybe in the future, Linux users can come up with something. It has a lot of potential, and so, lots of people who are eyeing the device are watching out for its (unconfirmed) debut by the end of this month. There isn't much word, however, if it will reach American shores, but hopefully, we get a sampling of the P2.

There's also been a lot of second-thoughts about the device, but we're still a bit on-the-fence, as the actual thing hasn't been released yet. Maybe these vids can persuade you?

The videos show a lot of the Viliv P2's capabilities in action, so we suggest you check them all out. While you can view all of them in the Viliv P2 website, here's the first one out of the eleven, care of iAudiophile: