Still vouch that ’70-80s music was the best? Well, if you happen to live in South Korea and agree to the aforementioned question, Samsung has got something for you to relive those moments. Sammy along with Mnet have launched YP-P3 Memories Special Edition that bundles 500 songs from that era spanning across variety of genres.

Samsung has also tweaked the UI a bit to accommodate larger icons, karaoke support and songs categorized so that a user can play it according to his mood.

YP-P3 will come in 8GB storage in Black and Pink colors. It will be released in November for 279,000 Won (US$232).

Samsung has already put YP-R1’s UI demo on video and now it’s time for Tegra enabled YP-M1 to shows its slick interface. Yes, its more or less similar to previous Samsung PMPs but its smoother and faster. Watch it by yourself. Hit the play button of all the videos below to see it go head to head with Samsung’s YP-P3 PMP.

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YP-P3 PMP from Samsung could be easily termed as an iPod Touch’s competitor, but in reality it isn’t. Yes, it does offer a 3-inch wide touchscreen display but there’s a lot more to Sammy’s offering. The integrated EmoTure touch interface ensures every command gesture, from swiping a finger across the screen, to switching audio tracks will make P3 react with a variety of physical sensations for a more intimate user experience.

Next is the unmatched audio experience which is created by the updated DNSe 3.0 audio enhancement technology. It will play almost all the popular video, audio and image formats and also integrates FM Radio and Bluetooth. Samsung claims that P3 could double up as headset allowing users to answer calls by using the built-in mic.

P3 will come by June in storage capacities varying from 4GB to 32GB.