Thread: SanDisk Sansa slotMusic Player

SanDisk has begun to work with all four major music labels to release new music, where the average albums are distributed to card MicroSD. Called slotMusic, the new format offers artists CD-like model for the distribution of songs, album art, liner notes, and video-on-one tiny package. The purpose behind SanDisk idea is to ease the transition from CD to MP3 for those who are hesitant to go Digital. To this end, the company issued a $ 20 Sansa slotMusic Player, a very basic device, which works just like the original Walkman or later Discman. Music removable media is strictly songs playing in the gallery to alkaline battery, a computer should not use it - but the player has a much smaller and play music, do not want to move parts.Using Sansa slotMusic Player could not be easier. Just pop slotMusic-MicroSD card into the slot on the left side of the unit, plug headphones that are included in the standard jack on the right side and hit play. You can pause playback, and skip through tracks using the buttons at the bottom of the device, and, of course, Is the volume control (in the headphone jack), however, that about sums up the player's potential. There is no Shuffle or repeat mode, or FM-tuner, or any other additional features. Fortunately, it includes autoresume function, which picks up where you left off in the song that plays when the power of sound. The player also supports high-capacity MicroSD cards - currently up to 16GB - although we can not imagine listening to music, not that much of the screen or in the Shuffle.