Sandisk Sansa Express : Cheapest MP3 player

Well, not the cheapest maybe, but cheaper then famous iPod shuffle, yet providing a screen (a plus factor)

Sandisk introduced Sandisk Sansa Express mp3 player in CES 2007. It is nothing, just looks like a normal pen drive & even works like one.

U just have to plug the player into USB port & it charges on it's own. It has a inbuilt battery like many portable media players. For syncing just use Windows Media Player, or simply via any File manager. No drivers required so it will even work in Linux, as a pen drive.

Plays mp3, wma, & DRM based WMA (the evil).

[ajayashish]

just thought of purchasing this from US but now will buy the Sansa c240 with awesome features...

[anispace]

yeah it seems to be good and has most of the features...

Sansa Express™ MP3 Player 1GB
SDMX6R-1024K




Feature list.
]World’s First “direct connect” USB MP3 player with microSD expansion slot
]microSDTM slot to expand your capacity and provide portability of music
]Direct USB connector-No cable needed
]New sleek, compact design
]With this MP3 player you can enjoy music & FM radio
]Built in Mic for Voice Recording
]Four-line, bright OLED screen
]Digital FM tuner, with FM recording
]Simple to use controls for fast device interface navigation
]Supports MP3, WMA, Protected WMA, WAV, and Audible files
]15-hour, rechargeable lithium polymer battery life***
]Supports most subscription music stores
]Warranty: 1 year limited
*** Based on continuous playback at 128 Kbps MP3; rechargeable batteries may required eventual replacement; actual life and performance may vary based on usage patterns.

Minimum System Requirements
Windows XP and Vista Operating System
Windows Media Player 10+
CD-ROM drive
USB 2.0 port required for hi-speed transfer

[soham]

Whats the price?

^^^ $59

[apoorv.sharma]

sadly not yet available in India !!! ....rather even the US and Europe has to wait till March this year !

[kumarmohit]

Why has Asia to wait longest when most of the R&D and even production is done here???

[mail2and]

Originally Posted by kumarmohit

Why has Asia to wait longest when most of the R&D and even production is done here???

Because unlike the cell phone market, the mp3 player market in Asia is a relatively smaller than in Europe or America.

But, it's also a fact that the most selling mp3 players in Asia are the chinese unbranded mp3 players. So, smaller companies do not target Asia as enthusiastically as some of the big ones can do.