WE RECOMMEND
- Samsung YP-P2: Bimmer Edition
- iPod nano 4G - 16GB, Accelerometer, Genius & Curved Screen
- Samsung YP-Q1 - Mid-Range DAP for X'mas 2008
- Sony E430-series DAP Gains iTunes, Dumps Bluetooth
- CBS Engraved iPods for CSI, Survivor... and 90210 Fans
- Creative Zen Mosaic DAP is Art Inspired and Way Cool
- Homer Approved iPod's Available from The Simpsons Shop
- Creative Zen Krystal MP3 Player for Workout
The second new MP3 player from SanDisk is far more appealing in our opinion than the first. Behold the e200, the next big thing in flash-based MP3 players. When we say big, we mean big, as in 2/4/6GB big. When using a 1GB microSD flash card (also convienently made by SanDisk) then we're talking 7GB big, or almost twice the capacitiy of the iPod nano big.
Right above the controls is a tall 176x220 QCIF+ color LCD for viewing photos and videos, which SanDisk tells us they hope to have user-switchable between portrait and landscape mode for viewing widescreen videos before the product ships. SanDisk also includes a media converter with the e200, which will transcode any video or photo into a supported format for playing on the road.
Other features include a removable Lithium Ion battery pack, FM recorder, and audio support for MP3 and PlaysForSure WMA content. The Sansa Sansa e200 will begin shipping in late March for $199, $249, and $299 depending on the storage capacity.
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Filed under Hardware
MP3 Player Reviews
- Apple 3G iPod nano 8GB (2007)
- iriver X20 8GB (2007)
- iriver clix 2 4GB (2007)
- Samsung YP-K5 4GB (2006)
- iriver S10 1GB (2006)
- Kingston K-Pex 1GB PMP (2006)
- Apple iPod nano 8GB (2G) (2006)
- iriver E10 6GB (2006)
- Creative Zen Vision:M 30GB (2005)
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