SanDisk, maker of everyone’s favorite microSDs, released the Clip a while ago, hoping that people would warm up to playing MP3s off of their specially made music cards instead of going to iTunes. It ...

SanDisk on Monday introduced the Sansa Clip, a new wearable MP3 player about the size of a golf ball, designed to compete with Apple’s iPod shuffle. The device comes in 1GB and 2GB models for $39.99 ...

I’m rather a fan of Sansa’s tiny ‘Clip’ range of MP3 players. Although their album-on-a-microSD-card concept is idiotic, their MP3 players are very good, and the miniscule Sansa Clip, with a ...

August 22, 2006 Competition improves the breed, and in the hot-hot-hot world of MP3 players, the 8 GB SanDisk Sansa e280 is the best of breed this week. Unveiled yesterday as the world's largest ...

Following on from Creative’s Zen Stone comes another rival to the shuffle’s miniature crown – the Sandisk Sansa Clip. For size, see the image above. Yes, it really is small, but still manages to offer ...

Sansa is attempting to lure buyers away from the tasty Apples with its answer to the iPod Shuffle. If you're sick of hearing about all the brand spankin' portable audio offerings from Apple, SanDisk ...

One reason that the iPod is so successful is peer pressure: kids, embarrassed by clunky old CD players, joined the White Earbud Brigade to fit in. Now that so many kids have iPod nanos, the ...

Our pal Dave from Mobility Today has a video review of the Sansa e260 MP3 player, a PMP that’s possibly better than the iPod Nano. It could just be Dave’s gigantic Asian-martial-arts trained hands, ...

Editor’s Note: This story is reprinted from Computerworld. For more Mac coverage, visit Computerworld’s Macintosh Knowledge Center. SanDisk’s Sansa Connect Wi-Fi-enabled media player is the first ...