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SanDisk Introduces 8GB Sansa e280 Flash Player
- by full monty 08-21-2006, 07:17 PM
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SANDISK today unveiled the world’s largest capacity flash-based MP3 player, the 8GB Sansa e280 that boasts audio, photo viewing and video clip playback capabilities. Priced at $249.99 (MSRP), the e280 is the latest evolution of SanDisk’s flagship e200 series. The 8GB device also sports a microSD expansion slot allowing expansion to 10GB of music, or 2,500 songs, with an optional SanDisk 2GB microSD card, making it the largest capacity flash-based MP3 player currently on the market. In conjunction with the rollout of the e280 and in preparation for the holiday season, SanDisk has lowered its prices on the entire Sansa e200 line of products, including the existing 2, 4 and 6GB models.
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features:
* An open (non-proprietary) digital rights management system that allows users to purchase songs or access subscription download services from numerous sources
* A microSD™ expansion slot for additional memory capacity and support for SanDisk TrustedFlash™ content cards that can be played not only on Sansa players but also on mobile phones equipped with microSD card slots. SanDisk microSD cards today come with capacities of up to 2GB, with higher capacities planned in the future
* Photo and video capability facilitated through the Sansa Media Converter, which enables a superior customer viewing experience
* Digital FM tuner, on-the-fly FM recording 3
* Voice recording with a built-in microphone
* Sleek, thin design with large 1.8” TFT color screen for easy viewing and advanced navigational features within an easy to use interface
* User replaceable and rechargeable Lithium Ion battery for up to 20 hours of battery life 4
* Scratch resistant alloy metal back casing provides excellent durability
* Multi-pin universal connector for future accessory upgrades, battery charging and USB 2.0 connectivity
* Simple to use, backlit controls for fast device interface navigation
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11-11-2006, 11:02 PM
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I'm just reading this old thread.
Anyone have any idea what "an open (non-proprietary) digital rights management system" is?
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11-13-2006, 11:47 PM
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Originally Posted by blessingx
I'm just reading this old thread.
Anyone have any idea what "an open (non-proprietary) digital rights management system" is?
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I would guess that's their way of stressing that they're not compatible with Apple's "FairPlay" DRM which, as far as I know, they don't license to any other music player manufacturer.
Presumably this means that there is at least one form of "rights management" (which is a misleading phrase in itself) that this player supports that any device manufacturer can license.
I would be much more enamored of that device if I could touch one somewhere, or at least find someone who sold them. Come to think of it, the 8GB iPod has also been conspicuously absent from stores . . . |
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