I kid, I kid. Still, this thing looks pretty awesome ... for you anti-iPod types.
SanDisk was quite a bit more accepting of our touching urges when it came to the Sansa Connect, so we got to spend a little bit of quality time with the unit. The screen was plenty bright, sharp and sizeable considering the form factor, and while the design imparts a bit of a pudgy look to the player, there's really not a lot of bulk here. We're fans of the simplistic interface, but since not a lot of the functionality was in "live" mode, it's hard to tell how effective the unit will actually be at managing all of its wireless sharing and syncing functionality.
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If it is anything like the one I have, yes, yes it is. It works quite well for quickly scanning through music.
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Also, this pudgy lil' guy looks neat. I'm still undecided btween about 5 different mp3 players now for the past 2 years, so.... yeah.
I can open the case on my e250 and take out the battery, if that means anything to you.
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As long as I don't require power tools to open it, I reckon that's replaceable enough. There's always someone selling maching batteries online.
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You should seriously check out the CES junk on Engadget. It's like a gadget orgy.