Sansa Connect MP3 player is the first Wi-Fi based MP3 player from SanDisk’s audio line. Created by the leaders in flash memory for wireless entertainment, this flash-based player keeps you connected to your music, friends and fresh new entertainment streams wherever you are (where WiFi is available). All from one wireless mobile player, it plays music, photos and Internet radio. The very attractive, sleek design includes a 2.2? TFT color screen with advanced navigational features and an easy to use interface. The Sansa Connect provides superior sound playback and Microsoft PlaysForSure subscription music. The Sansa Connect provides a microSD card slot for additional capacity for your player. Connect to any open Wi-Fi network Get your music subscription library on the go Recommend songs to your friends Sleek, attractive profile with large 2.2? TFT color screen MicroSD slot for capacity expansion Internal speaker Standard Sansa 30-pin connector for compatibility with Made for Sansa accessories WiFi capability may require subscription to access content and an open WiFi network.
Feature :
* Play music and view your photos
* Enjoy Internet radio stations from Yahoo! Music’s LAUNCHcastTM †
* Get your Yahoo! Music Unlimited songs on the go‡
* Discover new music and get personal song recommendations‡
* View your Flickr photos and explore interesting photos on the go†
* Connect to any open Wi-Fi® network
* Sleek attractive profile with large 2.2” TFT color screen
* MicroSDTM slot for capacity expansion
* Features an internal speaker
Review By Geek.com
The specs of the SanDisk Sansa Connect include an integrated 802.11 b/g Wi-Fi radio, 2.2-inch TFT color display, microSD slot for additional storage capacity, and a 4 GB flash drive. The rechargeable battery is non-removable, there is a single speaker on the back, two volume buttons on the left side, and a hold switch and power button on the top. The headset jack found on the bottom is the standard 3.5 mm type. There are two softkeys that activate on-screen functions just below the display, and there is a directional pad that rotates in a circle and allows you to press it in to activate functions (back, forward, home, play/pause) with a center action/selection button.
Review By i4u.com
The screen of the Sansa Connect is very bright and has great color reproduction. Looking at Flickr photos is really cool thanks to the quality display. The menus of the Sansa Connect also look very cool and colorful. Navigation is easy and intuitive, even if the nav wheel is a bit sensitive. I found myself passing the selection I wanted frequently. I like the ability to get new music from the Yahoo! Music based on top songs and recommendations from my personal rankings of albums and songs. With these songs there is no need to connect the Sansa to your PC to transfer the music, you can download them anywhere WiFi is available.
Review By Mobiletechnews
The Sansa Connect utilizes a powerful combination of Yahoo! and Yahoo! Music services to both broaden and unshackle the music discovery experience,” said Ian Rogers, general manager for Yahoo! Music. “The Sansa Connect not only keeps consumers connected to their world of music, photos and friends, but also opens them up to new music experiences in a way that is greatly enhanced by its WiFi capabilities.
Review By Amazon
The player is equipped with a microSD card slot, enabling you to add storage capacity as well as move music files to other devices. The 2.2-inch TFT color screen offers backlit controls and the player has a simple-to-use user interface for quick navigation. The internal, rechargeable lithium-ion battery can be recharged via the included AC adapter or by connecting the player to your PC via the included USB 2.0 cable (which snaps onto the Sansa Connect using the multi-pin universal connector). It’s compatible with PCs running Windows XP or Vista, and requires Windows Media Player 10 or later.
Review By Reviews.cnet
Fortunately, the Connect’s controls complement the interface nicely. Below the screen is a tactile scroll wheel, which can be clicked in four directions as well: “Up” activates the Home function, pulling up the main menu wheel at the bottom of the screen; “Down” starts and stops playback; and “Right” and “Left” serve to shuttle between menu levels and tracks. A dedicated volume rocker sits on the left spine, while the power button and a hold switch reside on the top. The bottom of the unit houses the proprietary USB port and the 3.5mm headphone jack. There’s even a built-in speaker on the rear of the device–of course, you just get mono audio out of it, but it’s still a nice touch. The whole thing has a polished, high-quality feel that is uncharacteristic of most previous SanDisk devices, which are positioned as budget MP3 players.
Price:$249.99 at Circuitcity.com
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