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SanDisk Sansa View 16 GB Video MP3 Player (Black)
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List Price: $200.00
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Features
• Robust and portable 16 GB multimedia device
• Expandable MicroSD/SDHC card slot for additional storage
• Supports most audio formats, including MP3, protected and unprotected WMA, WAV, and DRM-free MP3 downloads
• Built-in FM radio comes with 20 digital presets
• Vibrant 2.4-inch 320 x 240 color TFT screen |
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SanDisk Sansa View 16 GB Video MP3 Player (Black) description
Designed for consumers to take their favorite movies, TV shows, audio books, photos, and music on the road, the SanDisk Sansa View 16 GB multimedia player is sleek and stylish in design and easy to use. With the Sansa View in hand, you can view photos, album art, and videos on its bright and brilliant 320 x 240 2.4-inch full-color screen, or relax with your favorite MP3s and audio books, or music from the built-in FM radio, which comes with 20 programmable digital presets. 
The Sansa View delivers photos, videos, and music. View larger. View more details. | 
Connect to your computer via the included USB cable. View media converter interface. | For those who like to listen to books, the Sansa View supports more than 35,000 audiobook titles available at audible.com (additional fees apply). There's a built-in microphone for recording your own audio files, too! The built-in microphone is a great feature for recording important business meetings, classes, or your neighbor's up-and-coming garage band. The Sansa View comes with 16 GB of built-in memory--enough to store 24 hours of video or 4,000 MP3 audio files--and its MicroSD/SDHC memory card slot means storage possibilities are essentially unlimited. To ensure speedy file transfers, the unit features a USB 2.0 connection. Simply connect the player to a PC and start dragging files from your Windows Media Player 10 application. The convenient USB 2.0 connection also charges the player's Li-Poly battery when connected to a PC. The player supports MPEG4, WMV, and H.264 video files and audio files saved in MP3, secure and unsecured WMA, non-DRM ACC, and WAV file formats. The player supports picture viewing, too. JPEG photo files up to 16 megapixels can be viewed in extreme clarity on the unit's full-color display. Lightweight and compact, the player measures a mere .35 inch thick and is compatible with Windows XP and later operating systems. Powered by the long-lasting Li-Poly battery, the Sansa View can support up to 35 hours of audio playback and up to seven hours of video playback with a single charge. What's in the Box
Sansa View multimedia player, 30-pin to USB cable, and quick start guide.
The Sansa holds up to 2,000 MP3 audio files. | 
Supports JPEG photo files, and slideshows. | 
Enough room to store 24 hours of video. | 
Tune into your favorite stations via the FM tuner. |
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SanDisk Sansa View 16 GB Video MP3 Player (Black) Customer Reviews
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Poor Battery and Buggy, Buggy, Buggy
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| I was really excited about this device. I have had 2MB Nano for two years and was ready for a flash based memory device that was compatible with Rhapsody. I enjoy the subscription model of online music more than the 30 second sample and purchase model like ITunes. The device was even more attractive in that it was expandable memory. For Rhapsody compatibility there have been no issues. It synchs fine with that. But the day-to-day use has been a miserable experience. The user interface isn't horrible, but it's more involved than it needs to be. But, you get use to anything. I would accept it if it was not for all the buggy features. The battery indicator jumps all over the place and you can never rely on it. If you wake it up to change volumes or tracks, you need to wait 3 seconds or it locks up. If you do anything to quickly it freezes and you either have to joggle the HOLD button or wait 30 seconds to a minute for it start responding. Battery life was suppose to be about 35 minutes. I get 3 or maybe 4 hours, and I never play video--just music. The unit also gets warm after an hour of play or so. I downloaded the latest firmware. Didn't do anything. I'm currently trying to reach support. Maybe it's defective, but I've heard others with similar complaints when looking for the firmware update. So, it sounds like it's more common then not to get a bad player. I'm not a big Apple person, but I think your chances of a quality product are higher than Sandisk. Don't know what Zune experience is like. |
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