This is iQRIO's CamP3. If you look at it closely, it has exactly the same casing, buttons (photo, video), LED and power plug layout as the Sony DSC-M1 (probably the same OEM). It also offers the same functions as the M1, but adds MP3 and PMP functions to Sony's device.
Via Akihabara News
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