SanDisk Brings Out the Sansa Clip Zip

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While I do like iPods, I still love other MP3 players as well.  One of my favorites is the Sansa Fuze+ after the latest firmware update.  Sandisk also has made many other Sansas, and one of the Linux community’s favorite ones has been the Sansa Clip.  Just when I didn’t think the Clip could get any better, Sandisk brings out the Clip Zip, which adds some nice things to the Clip’s form factor.

Stylish, Feature-Rich Player Delivers Affordable On-The-Go Music Experience
 
·         Packed with features, including a larger color screen, compatibility with all major music formats, a stopwatch, an FM radio, voice recording capability and a microSDHC™ card slot for extra storage
·         Successor to one of the best-selling sub-$50 MP3 players in the United States
·         Available now in the United States and Canada; coming soon to Europe

Here’s hoping that the Clip Zip is even better than the already good Sansa Clip.  UPDATE: Pricing is $49.99 for 4GB version and $69.99 for the 8 GB version.

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Joel McLaughlin
Joel is a consultant in the IT field and is located in Columbus, OH. While he loves Linux and tends to use it more than anything else, he will stoop to running closed source if it is the best tool for the job. His techno passions are Linux, Android, netbooks, GPS, podcasting and Amateur Radio.