January 22, 2007 5:52 AM PST

Sansa vs. the Shuffle

by Mike Yamamoto
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(Credit: Chip Chick)

As we've seen in Las Vegas and elsewhere recently, SanDisk's Sansa is coming out with some of the more innovative and practical personal technologies--a combination that seems increasingly rare these days. The latest example is the "Sansa Xpress," which Chip Chick says has every reason to give the iPod Shuffle a run for its money with 1GB of memory, a 15-hour battery, built-in microphone and FM tuner. We think the best feature is its direct USB connection, but that may be because we have a thing for SanDisk's design sense (and the Xpress' $60 price tag).

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Wow, I want one!
by christopherwoods January 22, 2007 11:02 AM PST
That thing is seriously sexy, and REALLY useful to boot, they've sold me already. A tiny little OLED screen on that thing AND direct USB to boot! That's quality, I'd probably replace my H140 with that little beauty for the daily to-and-from-Uni commute.

Only $60... Unbelievable. AND it has a MicroSD expansion slot! A memory card with a memory card slot 8) TOTAL geek device. :D
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