SanDisk Sansa review

Thursday, October 11th 2007 - 15:05 CEST - Comments: 0

T he American company SanDisk is famous for its design and production of the flash memory cards. For the past few years the company has also been making MPEG-1 layer III products, better known as MP3 players. Just like with all electronic consumer products, big developments have been made in the MP3 player market in the past decade. Large memory capacities, lower prices and smaller dimensions are some of the features which result in these developments. Additionally, there is a current trend of putting as many features as possible into one device. The difference between MP3 players, USB sticks, digital cameras and mobile phones become smaller every day.

 

SanDisk Sansa MP3 player
The SanDisk Sansa C250 is a high performance, mobile, digital audio player, including a photo browser, a voice recorder and a microSD slot. The SanDisk Sansa C250 MP3 player is easy to use and by offering support in eight different languages, it is even easier. The navigation is clear and after pressing just a few buttons you have all the functions within reach. You can take the Sansa MP3 player with you wherever you go, it easily fits in your pocket.

SanDisk Sansa review

SanDisk sent us the Sansa C250 MP3 player in a colorful, medium-sized box. We tested the 2GB version, which according to the specifications, can hold approximately 500 MP3 songs / 1000 WMA songs. Read our SanDisk Sansa MP3 review!

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