slotMusic Player released, sure to top all holiday gift lists
So what exactly is this exciting new technology being billed by Sansa as “really really big” and “the revolution of music”? Oh, crap, it’s just slotMusic, aka the Ringles of 2008. Truth be told, we’ve got tons of respect for Sansa / Sandisk. Any company that can manage to convince major labels to sign on to a ridiculous new physical distribution model like this has some serious cojones. Or perhaps labels are just so terrified by all of the advancements currently taking place with internet-based music distribution that they would’ve jumped on board with anything that didn’t involve the internet. Anyway, if you’re excited about getting your hands on a microSD card with an album on it, you may also be excited about the fact that Sansa is now offering a dedicated slotMusic Player. We’re not joking. It’s $20 and it looks like someone sat on a can of soda and stuck a pair of headphones in one end. Super. We hear the next big thing in music distribution is going to be digital suppositories. Or has that one already been tried?
Ahem. Cojones.
That is all. The actual product in this post isn’t even worthy of consideration.
Or just an e series Sansa player that has a microSD card slot.
Again, this is stupid considering how small these cards are, plus the fact that you can ideally tons of albums on just one of them.
I hope Santa brings one of these for me!
Posted from BGR Mobile on iPhone from: Thousand Oaks CA, 91360
@Orga….thanks for the correction…
I was just going to do that myself.
Please make the bleeding stop.
This is an incredibly stupid product.
If you can put your own music on your own microSD card and have it work, then it isn’t a half-bad idea. But I doubt it.