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SanDisk Announces the Perfect MP3 Player for Ongoing Economic Lean Patch

Posted 10/16/08 at 03:20:27 PM |  by Pulkit Chandna

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About a month after SanDisk announced its SlotMusic MicroSD memory cards with preloaded MP3 music, the flash memory manufacturer has extended its nascent SlotMusic brand to MP3 players as well. The newly announced SlotMusic MP3 player can play music stored on a MicroSD card.

You will have to part with a paltry sum of $20 to own the SlotMusic player. Price alone won’t decide the fate of the SlotMusic player, though. It will hinge, eventually, on the success or failure of SlotMusic cards. The MP3 player comes with batteries and earphones.

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avatar As long as I am not

Submitted by Shalbatana on Fri, 2008-10-17 07:53

 As long as I am not limited to JUST playing thier preloaded sd cards, I'd buy one (the article doesn't clarify this, but I'm sure they would). It would be a great backup player, or one for my young kids.

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avatarI don't think SanDisk's MP3

Submitted by mikeart03a on Thu, 2008-10-16 20:54

I don't think SanDisk's MP3 players have been the most buggiest/crash-prone ones around, they have some issues, but usually most are fixed with a firmware update. If you want buggy, try some of Sony's players and come back to me.

Furthermore, tell me how many other MP3 players pack the same amount of features for a rock-bottom price?

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avatarBuyer beware...

Submitted by Number Six on Thu, 2008-10-16 13:29

Sandisk's mp3 players have proven themselves to be among the most buggy, crash-prone mp3 players around.  I'd wait for others to beta test the final product before dropping even the modest twenty bucks on it.

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