SanDisk, Inc., the makers of all things flash, announced today large shakeups to its line of DAP players–the most notable of which is the forthcoming e280. The new player will carry 8GB of flash memory and a microSD expansion slot. In addition to the new model, prices for existing Sansa players at 2, 4 and 6 gigabytes will be reduced up to 30 percent, bringing the price range of those players to a range of $140 to $240.
SanDisk takes on iPod nano [MSNBC]
Speaking of Nano competitors. Meizu, a new upstart DAP manufacurer from China, has a 4GB model that deserves a mention as well. It retails for slightly under $200 in the Chinese market. Sports a 2.4” QVGA screen, touch pad control and a killer price, it seems to be better positioned to do battle with the iPod Nano, at least in the Chinese market, if nto here.
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