Sansa player price cut 25%

Quema34

This is a shared credit with GristyMcFeisty about this article. According to one of the reactions, the prices are not reflected yet on SanDisk's main page.

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BeardedKirklander

This could be interesting.

I have to say, it seems like the new iPod Nano 2nd Generation, which look a LOT like the well-regarded iPod Mini and have now 24 hours of battery life, is really a strong entry into the market, even though it lacks a user replaceable battery.

While I do like the look of the SanDisk E200 series, I'm concerned about errors that a few buds have found regarding its ability to properly read all TAG information. They get messages indicating that some tracks are "Unknown" (I believe that was the world they used) and that up to 10-20% of their collections may show up like that but work fine on other players including the iPod.

I am just not sure what up with them all right now. I'm happy with my older Samsung MP3 players that get 40+ hours on a single AA battery and use folder navigation. I'm in no hurry to change, so maybe they can get all the kinks worked out before I make the effort to consider a purchase.

Anyways, thanks for the info.