Sansa Express gets the hot pink treatment
By Donald Melanson 
posted Jul 6th 2007 4:21AM
posted Jul 6th 2007 4:21AM
It looks like SanDisk has deemed its pink Sansa C250 enough of a success to extend the eye-catching paint job further on down the line, with its well-received Sansa Express now also getting a refresh of its own. Apart from its new attention-grabbing ability, however, the player appears to be otherwise unchanged, with it packing the same four-line OLED display, 1GB of storage, microSD expansion slot, and FM tuner as its less colorful brethren. It also comes in at exactly the same price, setting you back $60.
Who cares man... When the iPhone doubles as a MP3 Player as well! Apple rocks!
wow, most phones on the market double up as mp3 players. my n95 does the job fine especially with a sdhc 4 gig micro sd card. plus it works out cheaper than the iphone since the n95 is available for FREE on most contracts here in the UK. Oh and it has gps as well. Lets see the iphone top that.
Because the iphone has jack shit to do with a $60 mp3 player that by the way is considerably better than a ipod shuffle as it costs less, has a screen, expandable memory, and a fm tuner.
why is the screen upside down?
Hello Everyone! It's all about style dude! Do you want Nokia's N95 jarred piece of Scandinavian furniture 'bunk-bed' that doubles as a 'coffee table' or a tidy piece of elegant design that does the job singularly well, like... The iPhone!
Sansa Express =
1) no native drag-n-drop. MTP only, last I checked.
2) No open format support (FLAC, Ogg Vorbis).
Neeeeeext.
http://flac.sourceforge.net
http://www.vorbis.com
Yeah, the control pad is on the wrong side from the regular express like it's made for... *shiver* for... LEFTIES!
@tekdroid
Sansa Express =
1) no native drag-n-drop. MTP only, last I checked.
Drag and drop until your hearts content, even works in Dapper Drake.
nice. I wish SanDisk's website and manual gave more info
(requirements stated as Windows Media Player, no mention of Mass Storage, etc)
Old news. This has been out for about a month. Slow news day, I guess.