Japanese technology giant Samsung has unveiled two new MP3 players. The S2 and S3.

The Samsung S2 has similar traits to the pebble and is seen by Samsung as a direct competitor to the hugely successful iPod Shuffle and Creative’s Zen Stone. The Samsung S2 comes with 1GB of data storage and features support for MP3, Windows WMA and OGG file formats.

It also comes with essential FM radio player.

The new Samsung S3 is a more traditional MP3 player. It comes with 3 different storage size options, 2, 4 and 8GB of memory options. It also features a 240×320 pixel display screen and will also support MP3, WMA and OGG formats.

The Samsung S3 however will also play MPEG-4 video, whilst also coming with an FM radio. It features a healthy 30 hours of battery life and also has some flash games installed, for when you’re bored of your stored music.

If the player sounds familiar, that’s because it’s very similar to the Samsung T10/P2, just the S3 comes without Bluetooth or Touch Screen.

Neither player is particularly remarkable, nor do they push the boundaries of what is possible in 2008.