SanDisk Sansa e250: iPod Nano with video?

It seems like SanDisk is determined to prove that we all should say iDon’t to iPod. With their alternative to the iPod – the SanDisk Sansa series – they are out to prove why they are the second (albeit far second) choice when it comes to portable music players.

The latest addition to their Sansa MP3 players, Sansa e250, is now being touted by some as “like iPod Nano, but with video“. With replaceable and rechargeable battery that Sansa claims can last up to 20 hours in continuous playback, a digital FM tuner, voice recording, and microSD expansion slot, will the Sansa e250 have enough tricks to convince people to switch over to the underdogs?

Now that Amazon.com has offered $128 (shipping fee comes for free) for this 2GB marvel, some people just might be convinced…but is it enough to scare Apple?

It seems like SanDisk is determined to prove that we all should say iDon’t to iPod. With their alternative to the iPod – the SanDisk Sansa series – they are out to prove why they are the second (albeit far second) choice when it comes to portable music players.

The latest addition to their Sansa MP3 players, Sansa e250, is now being touted by some as “like iPod Nano, but with video“. With replaceable and rechargeable battery that Sansa claims can last up to 20 hours in continuous playback, a digital FM tuner, voice recording, and microSD expansion slot, will the Sansa e250 have enough tricks to convince people to switch over to the underdogs?

Now that Amazon.com has offered $128 (shipping fee comes for free) for this 2GB marvel, some people just might be convinced…but is it enough to scare Apple?