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engadget.com - 1/7/2009

SanDisk slotRadio player comes with jam-packed card: like NOW, but infinitely worse

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Oh, heaven help us all. Just when we thought SanDisk had taken a hint and stopped promoting its slotMusic initiative entirely, in flies this. Quite honestly, we weren't aware that it could get any worse, but this friends, is worse. The Sansa slotRadio player includes a fairly intriguing ...

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sandisk.com - 1/7/2009

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— sandisk.com — Plug-and-Play Model Offered by the Card-Plus-Player Format Radically Lowers the Entry Barriers to Enjoying Digital Music, Ushering... in a New Medium for Digital Music Consumption CES 2009, South Hall, Booth # 30659, LAS VEGAS January 7, 2009 SanDisk ... (more) Corporate

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sandisk.com - 1/14/2009

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— sandisk.com — About SanDisk SanDisk Corporation, the inventor and world s largest supplier of flash storage cards, is a... global leader in flash memory from research, manufacturing and product design to consumer branding and retail distribution. SanDisk s product ... (more) Corporate

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sansa.com - 1/15/2009

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— sansa.com — The slotRadio player is a small, stylish, portable music device that comes bundled with a slotRadio™ card... preloaded with 1,000 songs featuring artists from the Billboard® charts, and professionally arranged into a variety of genre-themed playlists. ... (more) slotRadio player

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SanDisk SlotRadio: MP3 Playing The Wrong Way
Fast Company - Technology — ... to use those fiddly little controls on the device to navigate through the selection to ones you want to listen to. And since you can't remove them, or pull the tracks off the card onto a PC, you're just stuck with that. It's not even clear that the player can cope with non SlotRadio cards: and even if it did, there are plenty of similar cheaper devices around that actually let you choose your own music from the get-go. This odd MP3 machine is due early 2009. [ OLEDDisplay via Engadget ]