Sandisk launches 2GB MP3 player
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SanDisk Corp. SNDK.O will bring a $100   MP3 music player onto the market in October with a capacity of   2 gigabytes, enough to hold about 1,000 songs, the company said   on Saturday.
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Creating a comprehensive user experience for its Sansa portable media players, SanDisk Corporation today announced that seven companies will offer a variety of Sansa licensed accessories under a new Made for Sansa program.
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Sandisk Corp.  is expected to  announce product enhancements and price cuts on Monday aimed at  attracting interest in its digital music player, which competes  with Apple Computer Inc.'s  iPod, the Wall Street  Journal said in a report that quoted Sandisk's CEO.
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The latest version of Apple&#39;s iconic MP3 player will allow photo viewing and be released in 30 to 60 days with a price tag of $499.
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Today's electronics bargain find is a teeny MP3 player at half its usual price.
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NEW YORK - Now that digital music players have evolved beyond the ability to store 20 gigabytes worth of music, storage capacity memory is no longer the only factor to consider before buying.
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Sony Corp. announced Tuesday a new 20 gigabyte digital music player with MP3 support that will be available in Great Britain and Japan before Christmas and elsewhere in Europe in early 2005.
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Online content source too SanDisk is taking the fight to the Apple TV and the iTunes Music Store, launching this past Friday a video playback device that's connected to a telly, and a onlince content source to feed it with US TV programming.â¦
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Reg Review The world's first easily upgradeable MP3 device?
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SanDisk Corporation (NASDAQ:SNDK) today introduced the Sansa c200 series, a stylish flash memory-based MP3 player that is loaded with high-end features -- such as a bright LCD color screen and a microSD expansion slot  and smashes the $100* price threshold for a 2- gigabyte (GB) player.
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The 4GB SanDisk Memory Stick PRO will cost $799.99, while 2GB SanDisk SD Card will be $199.99. They will be available in November.
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The new Walkmans mark Sony&#39;s first flash memory foray into the Apple-dominated digital music player market. Users can store up to 23 CDs on the NW-E95 and up to 46 CDs on the NW-E99 using ATRAC3plus compression format.
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Walkman for the next generation Sony has launched a super-slim Walkman video MP3 player that's less than 1cm thick. The NW-A800 series features a 2in colour LCD screen and supports the widely-used MPEG 4 video format.â¦
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(InfoWorld) - Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. is launching one of the world's first MP3 portable music players using Bluetooth technology to replace cables. "As far as we know, we're the first to offer a Bluetooth-enabled MP3 player," a Samsung spokesman said Friday at the IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin. The phone's release date was not provided. Embedded Bluetooth technology will allow users to connect their headphones to their MP3 players over the airwaves, thus eliminating the need for cabled ear plugs, which users find annoying. The YP-T9 will cost â¬249 (US$320) in the 2G-byte version and â¬279 in the 4G-byte version. Bluetooth headsets will cost between â¬20 and â¬30. The new Samsung cordless MP3 music player, however, will not be available in Germany, according to the company spokesman. "The Bluetooth headset is a bit heavy," he said. "A Bluetooth-enabled portable media player that costs â¬300, but offers only 2G bytes could be a tough sale against an iPod with a whole lot more storage for the same price."
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SAN JOSE, Calif. - Flash memory maker SanDisk Corp. will debut today an online video service and a USB flash drive that can carry television programs and videos from a computer for playback on televisions.
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The MP3 player has a 2GB flash memory and will have a small circular blue display.
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RealNetworks Inc. is teaming up with SanDisk Corp. to release a portable music player that more closely links with RealNetworks' Rhapsody online music service, in the latest attempt to take on Apple's iPod and iTunes stronghold.