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more about #sansa more comments → (Starman) Starman: Does this support M4A (AAC) and Apple Lossless? If so, here comes an interested buyer! more » DustyButt™: If you use a PMP while working out and you use an iPod, I question your sanity. At $50 these are great for tough environments, and it's guilt free whe... more » Kaiser-Machead: I don't recall SanDisk ever trying to actually "out-iPod" the iPod. Firstly, SanDisk just throws a lot of different designs out there and gives them l... more » UtahJ: Meh... I'm sticking with Cowon. Let the sheep have their "form over function" players. *waits with popcorn in hand* more » mikeness: The problem is that the term "iPod" has become to music players what Xerox is to copiers. I doubt Zune is going to break into that stranglehold much. more » bosskev: I don't care what the teens of America say, I'm not giving up my cassette Walkman until I know this MP3 dealie is fer sure gonna catch on. more » AqueousBeef: To me, the most appealing aspect of the iPod is that it is that the UI is almost completely free of clutter. With a Zune or something like that, you ... more » EGBTMagus: I think thios is due to more people associating with ipod as an mp3 player then as a brand of mp3 players. My dad bought a generic cheap mp3 player fr... more » Kaiser-Machead: Well iPod has become the "generic" term for just about every other mp3 player. Oh that's cool. Is that the new iPod? No, it's a Zune. What's a Zoom? A... more » oyumurtaci: They're missing a question: Which mp3 player can you realistically afford? more » -
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Sansa Clip+ Review: Big Sound, Tiny Body
Sandisk's Sansa Clip has been the preferred cheap mp3 player for audiophiles for awhile now, and the Clip+ improves on the original in price, design, capacity and features. Basically, this is the best trash mp3 player around.
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#blockquote
Apple's Biggest PMP Competitor: "You Can't Out-iPod the iPod"
Eli Harari, CEO of Sandisk (the world's number 2 PMP maker) recently admitted what's been obvious for years: Apple dominates the PMP market in the US so thoroughly that all other products are relegated to niche status. More » -
#dominance
Survey: 100% of Teens Want an iPod; 0% of Teens Want Any Other Player
News doesn't get much worse than this for the Zunes and Sansas of the world: a whopping 0% of surveyed teens planned on buying their devices, with 100% wanting an iPod in the coming year. -
#diy
Build Your Own MP3 Grenade For Free Cavity Searches
Using a (and I can't stress this enough) inert hand grenade, a 1GB Sansa MP3 player and a hacksaw, you too can make this lethal-looking portable player. More » -
#portableaudio
Sansa slotRadio Comes With 1,000 Songs Preloaded
Do you enjoy music but not enough to care what specific music you're listening to? Then the Sansa slotRadio is designed for you, it comes with 1,000 "hand picked" songs. No taste required. More » -
#mp3players
SanDisk Buys MusicGremlin; Revisits Wi-Fi Music Player Thing
Today SanDisk announced it would acquire the company that developed the chunky MusicGremlin Wi-Fi MP3 player, a device that made a smallish splash a few years ago for being the Zune before there was a Zune. More » -
#mp3players
Sandisk Sansa Fuze Now Official
The much-rumored Sandisk Sansa Fuze has finally been brought out of the shadows, coming in 2, 4 and 8 GB sizes for $79, $99 and $129, respectively.[Gearlog] More » -
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Sansa Fuze Turns Up at Amazon
The Sansa Fuze, which we heard word of earlier, has just turned up at Amazon. The listing confirms the PMP will have a 1.9" screen, voice recording function (that works via the built-in microphone), microSD/microSDHC slot and will offer support for MP3, WMA and MPEG-4 encoded content. Retailing at $99 for a 4GB edition, the internal battery will squeeze out 24 hours of audio playback and 5 hours of video on a single charge. Checkout some more shots of the PMP below. More » -
#leaks
SanDisk Prepping Sansa Fuze?
SanDisk may have a new PMP on the way. An accessory bundle for something called a Sansa Fuze was spotted on maker HandStands' website earlier—currently the address redirects to generic Sansa accessories. The player pictured in the ad looks like competition for a 3G iPod nano, and will likely include 8-16GB of memory as well as video and radio playback. When we know for sure, you will too. [anythingbutipod] -
#digitaldownloads
NBC Jumps Into SanDisk's Fanfare TV Download Service
Though you can no longer buy episodes of "The Office," "Heroes" or "30 Rock" on iTunes, you will be able to purchase them in January from SanDisk's Fanfare service. Of course, if you recall, you can't download the shows to your computer. You will have to watch them on the $100 to $150 SanDisk Sansa TakeTV, which has some sluggish controls and video quality that isn't exactly hot. I'm stoked that SanDisk scored NBC because I want to see where Fanfare can go, but this sort of bush-league alliance, forged in flagrant defiance of its former friend Apple, makes NBC-Universal look like some kind of slutty ex. [Reuters] -
#pmp
32GB ScanDisk Sansa View on the Way?
The recently released Sansa View may already in line for an upgrade if some leaked info on the ScanDisk website is anything to go by. The link revealed listings for devices with 8, 16 and 32GB capacities with the high end price topping out at $330. And since a 32GB Sansa View does not currently exist, we can only assume that one will be released sometime in the near future. Not a confirmation by any means, but if you are planning on picking up a Sansa View, you might want to wait a little longer if a higher capacity interests you. [Dapreview] -
#handson
SanDisk Sansa TakeTV and Fanfare Video Service Beta Reviewed (Verdict: Wait and See)
Over the weekend, Buy.com blabbed on SanDisk's Sansa TakeTV, formerly previewed as USB TV. Now available, the TakeTV mobile video player will cost $100 for 4GB and $150 for 8GB. Buy.com also mentioned the Fanfare video service, now in beta. It just so happens we got to play around with both, shoot some galleries and formulate some early opinions:
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#peripherals
SanDisk Sansa TakeTV Lets You Watch Videos Where You Like
The SanDisk Sansa TakeTV appears to have been leaked by the good guys at buy.com. The device will allow the user to transport video files (DivX, xVid and MPEG-4) to their TVs, without the need for encoding/burning. More » -
#zune
SanDisk PR Spokesperson Vows to Shave Head if Zune Is #2 This Christmas
SanDisk PR spokespeaker Carmella Lyman just promised to ZDNet Writer David Berlind that she'd shave her hair if the Zune was #2 in the portable media player market after this Christmas. According to NPD group, Microsoft's currently ranked 4th place with 3%, and SanDisk is in 2nd place with 10%. If the Zune really was going to jump to 2nd place after the holidays, as Microsoft Entertainment and Devices President Robbie Bach "declared", both Carmella Lyman and David Berlind will shave their heads. Don't pick up the clippers just yet, because it's not that straightforward.
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#breaking
SanDisk Reinvents 16GB Sansa View as Price-Slashed Nano Killer
SanDisk killed off its original Sansa View, a flash-endowed PMP shown at CES, and today announced that it is giving the name to a super-slim 16GB video and music player that will cost $199. It's no coincidence that this is twice the memory of Apple's new 8GB nano—at the same price. More » -
#smallsizesmallscreen
Sansa Clip MP3 Player, Clippy Little Tyke
Finally, get the clip without losing your foreskin! The Sansa Clip will have tiny MP3 players running scared; the Shuffle and the Zen Stone better watch out, as the little Clip is set to show them a thing or two in miniscule music playback. Jump for the details. More » -
#dealzmodo
SanDisk's Sansa Connect Gets $100 Price Drop
The Sansa Connect Wi-Fi-enabled player we saw earlier this year is already getting a $100 price drop down to the pretty awesome price of $149. If you remember, the 4GB player lets you share your music with strangers like the Zune does, but it also lets you download unlimited Yahoo music right from the device as well. This is a pretty darn good deal now. [News.com] -
#piratingonthego
SanDisk Players (Sansa) To Support DivX
Good news to Sansa fans. Your favorite MP3 player line will support DivX video sometime in the near future, thanks to Sansa's new licensing deal with DivX. More » -
#openthewifibox
Pandora's Zing-Powered Wi-Fi Prototype
In addition to all of the Sprint and Sonos goodies we broke before Pandora's press conference last night, we mentioned the company would show off a Zing-powered Wi-Fi prototype. TechCrunch managed to shoot a few pics of it, and we were right: it was built by SanDisk, so it naturally looks like the Sansa Connect, only "longer and thinner." Details are still scant: no word on storage, price, release date, or final name, but this could turn out to be a sweet little device, so stay tuned. More » -
#hellfreezesover
Mossberg's Other Half Tries Sansa Connect, Declares iPod "Old-fashioned"
You know the Apocalypse is near when you read Walt's buddy Katherine Boehret saying this in today's The Mossberg Solution column: More » -
#press
NYT Pulp Watch: Pogue Spanks Sansa's Connect for Lame Yahoo! Connection
David Pogue of the NY Times saw so much potential in the Sansa Connect, the Wi-Fi music player that can tap into Yahoo's big online database without a PC in sight. But it disappointed him. And you know what happens when daddy is disappointed. Spankings. More » -
#feature
Frankenreview: Ten Takes on the Sandisk Sansa Connect
There's a new kid on the MP3 block, and just like the Zune, it's a player sporting Wi-Fi. The $250 4GB Sandisk Sansa Connect not only allows you to share your torrid musical preferences with dirty strangers on the subway, it also enables you to download unlimited Yahoo! music for $15 without the cords. More » -
#gadgets
SanDisk Sansa Shaker: For Kiddies
Fresh off the announcement of their Connect, SanDisk is releasing their Sansa Shaker for the younger market and we love the design. It's hourglassed for a small hand and features buttons built into the top and bottom bands (maybe they twist?). Despite the earbuds in the photo, the Shaker features a built-in speaker to probably reduce choking hazards/torture parents with kiddie music. More » -
#gadgets
Sansa Connect Unboxed and Touched
Whether or not it has the chops to dethrone that other player is still unknown, but one thing's certain, Sansa's new Connect is mighty slick for its diminutive size. The folks at Wired got first dibs on one of the players and despite a few setbacks (cheap plastic feel, can't sync wirelessly with a PC for non-subscription music) were overall impressed. Meanwhile over at PC World, the little player also left a good impression with no drop outs when streaming Web radio and an easy to navigate interface. Yep, looks like someone better watch their back. More » -
#portablemedia
Sansa Xpress One-ups The iPod Shuf...Oh Wait
Sansa's Xpress USB-stick player is like what the first-gen iPod Shuffle should have been. There's 1GB of memory, a small (but EXISTENT) screen, playback controls, 15-hour battery life, and microSD expansion all for just $59.99. Not bad for a flash-player. More » -
#portablemedia
Portable Media Players We Dig (That Aren't The iPhonePod Communicator)
There has been some nice portable media players around CES, all of which have been instantly overshadowed by the iPhonePod Communicator that was announced today. But here are still some impressive media players here, and I've gotten my grubby hands on the best of 'em. More » -
#portablemedia
Zing Player Gets Renamed, Gets a Home: SanDisk Sansa Connect
We gave you a hands-on with the Zing player back in September, and Zing was still looking for a home for its device. The home has been found. Introducing the SanDisk Sansa Connect. It is the same as the Zing player we have talked about, but it has a new name. It will be available in late march for $250. -
#portablemedia
SanDisk Sansa View Video Player
SanDisk introduced their first portable video played appropriately dubbed the Sansa View. This player has a 4-inch widescreen display, 8GB of internal flash storage (also with SD expandability). Other notable features include a AV-output to a TV or stereo, an integrated speaker and rechargeable Lithium-Polymer battery capable of powering the device up to 10 hours per charge. The Sansa View will be available first quarter 2007 for $299. -
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Hate the iPod? Check Out the Alternatives, Cool Man
There's a lot of people out there who think they're too "cool", too "hip" to own an iPod. (Communists.) For these people, the New York Times has put together a small fiesta of non-iPods to lust after. For the tantalizing details, jump. Word. More » -
#portablemedia
First Grope: SanDisk, Best Buy, Rhapsody Threesome
It's not often that three big players hop in bed together and invite us to watch. So we wasted no time this afternoon at the Sansa Rhapsody music orgy, where SanDisk showed some slow tender lovin' to their new bedside partners Best Buy and Real Rhapsody. More » -
#portablemedia
BestBuy to Team with SanDisk, Real for Music Service
BestBuy announced today that they will be teaming up with SanDisk and RealNetworks to create a music service that will supposedly compete with Apple's iTunes. It will officially launch on October 15 and the service will initially be teamed up with SanDisk's Sansa e200R digital music player. More » -
#deals
Dealzmodo: SanDisk 4GB Sansa, $107
TheNerds.net has the SanDisk e260 Sansa 4GB MP3 player for $107, which is pretty damn cheap for a 4GB player. It has a 1.8-inch screen, rechargeable batteries, FM tuner, and microSD expandability. It even includes a car FM transmitter. This could be a good beginner MP3 player, or maybe just a gift for the anti-Apple person in your life. More » -
#portablemedia
Real Teams with SanDisk to Release Sansa Rhapsody
Real Networks, of unfortunate Real Player fame, will be teaming up with SanDisk to release a rebranded Sansa player. SanDisk has decided to jump on the combination mp3 player, music download service bandwagon that is being seen with the Zune and iPod. They are doing so by re-releasing the e200 Sansa this holiday season, bundled with Real Rhapsody and a bunch of Rhapsody music. Do they really stand a chance? More » -
#portablemedia
SanDisk Sansa Digital Audio Player Base Station
SanDisk's tiny Sansa flash-based digital audio players have gotten plenty of attention lately, and now it's time to start whoring out the product like nobody's business, beginning with the SanDisk Sansa Base Station. Compatible with the e200 and the c200, the Base Station is, as you might expect, a dock that lets you jack into a home theater system to listen to your no-moving-parts music to you heart's content. While docked, the digital audio player automatically begins charging and users can use a new innovation called a remote control to control what the player plays. More » -
#portablemedia
SanDisk Sansa c200 Flash-Based MP3 Player With Expandable SD Slot
The SanDisk Sansa c200 joins the other players in the up-and-coming Sansa brand. The c200 has a 1.4-inch LCD, 2GB of internal storage, and a microSD slot that takes up to 2GB of memory, bringing its total capacity to 4GB. There's also Microsoft PlaysForSure support, along with the obligatory MP3 support, and a 15 hour battery life. More » -
#portablemedia
SanDisk Sansa e280 8+2GB Music Player
The Sansa e280 has 8GB of internal storage coupled with a microSD slot, which allows another 2GB of space for a total of 10GB. Aimed squarely at the iPod Nano, the e280 will be priced at $249—the same price was a 4GB iPod Nano. More » -
#portablemedia
Sansa e280 Has 8GB Flash Memory
Don't get too excited just yet, since the upgrade to the e260 only exists internal at SanDisk HQ. The leak comes from one of their developers or a sneaky visitor, and shows that the new Sansa e280 has an 8GB internal flash along with their 1GB microSD slot. More »
