Written by Brandon on Wednesday, August 15, 2007

SanDisk drops price on the Sansa Connect – How did we miss this?


 Me thinks me wallet is about to get a little bit lighter….

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VIA CRAVE: Last week, SanDisk announced a price drop on the Sansa Connect, the company’s WiFi-compatible MP3 player. SanDisk has knocked an impressive $100 off the original MSRP, bringing the 4GB device down to a reasonable $149.99. The price drop is strategic, coinciding with the impending start of the school year. Regardless, it’s a wise move for SanDisk, as many potential users were no doubt turned off by the initially high price point. The new tag makes the wireless player a great value.

SanDisk drops price on the Sansa Connect | Crave : The gadget blog

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dgoldring
Aug 15, 2007

Even with the price drop, my 8GB Sandisk Sansa e280R cost the same price. I would much rather take the double sized memory than the wireless connection.

Doug


Brandon Steili
Aug 15, 2007

Streaming internet radio my friend…

You wouldn’t know. You don’t have wifi :P


melvynadam
Aug 15, 2007

I’m with Doug – capacity comes first. However…. I don’t have Wifi either so perhaps I’m just in the dark.


dgoldring
Aug 16, 2007

I’ve done streaming Internet radio on my laptop before. Frankly, it never did much for me. I know a lot of people like it, but with 10GB of memory, I prefer to listen to the music I have already bought and paid for.

Doug


Brandon Steili
Aug 16, 2007

Try working 12 hour shifts in a NOC… :)

Internet Radio is my Saviour… ok not the real one, but you know what I mean.

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