SanDisk shows off another MP3 player with a 2.2 inch screen, photo player, internal speaker, community connections via Internet and USB 2.0. The wi-fi connection is basically the same thing as the Zune’s wi-fi functionality. You may or may not know but this originally came from Zing earlier this year.
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From what I’ve been reading about this device the wireless capabilities of the Sansa Connect are not “basically the same thing as the Zune’s wi-fi functionality”. You will be able to stream music from a subscription music service and that is not something that the Zune can do today. If you like what you hear, you can save the song to the player so that you can play it anytime. Also, the song sharing can be done with friends across the globe (you are supposed to be able to connect on the music service web site) - i.e. you don’t share songs by beaming them to someone who needs to be standing next to you.