If you want to get a bit more familiar with the SanDisk SANSA players, you can check out this video. With its even more affordable and attractive design, this media player is a definite consideration for a must-buy and is now available at Watts New Liguanea (970-0192/4664), Tropical Plaza (906-4174/3091), and the Little Pub Complex in Ocho Rios (974-7539/4139). The E250 also comes with the SanDisk media converter software which supports most image and video formats, and can give up to 256 hours of playback, depending on the model. The SANSA plays video clips, has a built-in micro SD card expansion slot, fm radio with fm recording capability, a photo viewer, a voice recorder, has a durable metal backing, and is only slightly bigger than a NANO. The minimum recommended age for the product is 8, but the only safety and/or breakage hazard seems to be the bottom cover that has to be removed to change batteries and attach the USB. With a 1.8" LCD screen, an attractively lit bright-blue navigation wheel, this MP3/MP4 player comes in 2gig, 4gig, 6gig, and 8gig and holds at least 500 songs. The Sansa Shaker MP3 Player has an external speaker that doesn't get too loud, can be carried in a pocket, holds a ton of kid's songs, and seems pretty durable.
At almost a third less than the price of an Ipod NANO, this player is great value for money. The SANSA E250 is a welcome, affordabl to the more popular, higher-priced brand-name players already on the market. In the last article, I mentioned the SanDisk SHAKER, and spoke of the strides this company has been making in the industry, and this product demonstrates their continued improvements.
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