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Sandisk Replaces CDs With SlotMusic MicroSDs With Big Name MP3 Albums Aboard: related news
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via Gizmodo @ 18:34 22nd Sep
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Sandisk's slotMusic cards are not much more than tweaked 1GB microSD cards with a logo and a special USB-compatible sled: but the fact that they'll carry albums from big names like BMI Music, Sony BMG, Universal Music Group, and Warner Music Group makes them interesting. They'll also be DRM free too, which is a pleasant surprise. It's an attempt to change the way some people buy MP3s—you'll get a card you can slot into your cellphone or PC with high-quality MP3s (up to 320kbps), artwork, videos and such, which you can also reuse as a 1GB memory card later, and that's kinda handy.
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via Gizmodo @ 5:12 22nd Sep
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cards will soon be made available with pre-loaded, high quality, DRM-free MP3 music of top artists from EMI Music, SONY BMG, Universal Music Group, and Warner Music Group. A selection of slotMusic cards will first be available at brick-and-mortar and online stores throughout the U.S., including Best Buy and Wal-Mart, with Europe to follow. A complete list of slotMusic albums, availability and pricing will be announced in time for the coming holiday season. SanDisk Corporation (SNDK), inventor of the ubiquitous microSD format, is leading the technology development behind slotMusic.
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via Houston Chronicle @ 3:42 22nd Sep
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cards will soon be made available with pre-loaded, high quality, DRM-free MP3 music of top artists from EMI Music, SONY BMG, Universal Music Group, and Warner Music Group. A selection of slotMusic cards will first be available at brick-and-mortar and online stores throughout the U.S., including Best Buy and Wal-Mart, with Europe to follow. A complete list of slotMusic albums, availability and pricing will be announced in time for the coming holiday season. SanDisk Corporation (NASDAQ:SNDK), inventor of the ubiquitous microSD format, is leading the technology development behind slotMusic.
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via Stockwatch @ 5:13 22nd Sep
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SanDisk this week announced the launch of the the Sansa slotMusic Player, an MP3 player that goes hand in hand with the company’s recently announced slotMusic cards. The smoke clears. Sort of.
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via Tom's Hardware UK @ 11:12 16th Oct
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via Palm Boulevard @ 10:37 21st Oct
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via Palm Boulevard @ 19:12 21st Nov
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Sandisk Corporation, a provider of flash memory products, has unveiled a new MP3 player -- Sansa Fuze -- in India. Available in a wide-array of colors (pink, red, blue, black and silver), the MP3 player comes in 2GB, 4GB and 8GB capacities.
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via Channel Times @ 16:28 21st Sep
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SanDisk, one of the more popular non-iPod MP3 player manufacturers, announced yesterday a new player which holds no internal memory but instead plays music off of special pre-loaded memory cards. It is called the Sansa slotMusic Player and you'll find it pricing around $20 for a plain model or $35 for one which is music artist branded and comes with a pre-loaded music card.
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via About @ 3:48 17th Oct
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New York — The world’s four largest music companies will begin this week to ship almost 40 music albums in the new SlotMusic format, which consists of a $14.99-suggested 1GB MicroSD memory card containing MP3 files with no digital rights management (DRM) restrictions.
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via Consumer Electronics Net @ 1:09 14th Nov
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New York — The world’s four largest music companies will begin this week to ship almost 40 music albums in the new SlotMusic format, which consists of a $14.99-suggested 1GB MicroSD memory card containing MP3 files with no digital rights management (DRM) restrictions.
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via TWICE @ 20:07 15th Oct
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If you are looking for a cool looking MP3 player, but do not want to pay the high price tag that often comes with it, then there is a great deal on the Sandisk Sansa Clip 2GB MP3 Player at the moment.
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via Product Reviews Net @ 15:41 13th Nov
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MP3 player headphones might interfere with cardiac equipment U.S. Researchers informed an American Heart Association meeting in New Orleans about the possible interference that MP3 player headphones might post to cardiac equipment. Pacemakers and implantable defibrillators' normal operation can be changed when in close proximity to headphones used with MP3 player equipment. Previously it has been found that MP3 players themselves don't interfere with cardiac equipment.
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via AfterDawn.com @ 17:31 11th Nov
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SanDisk's new portable device, the Sansa slotMusic Player, uses a new physical format that it hopes will prove to be a hit with music fans. Instead of using one of the many online digital music services to download music, consumers will be able to purchase slotMusic cards that have albums preloaded on them. This will obviously appeal to people who prefer to purchase music on physical media like the compact disc, but will it have mass appeal?
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via About @ 9:04 9th Nov
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GSI Commerce Inc. (Nasdaq: GSIC), a leading provider of e-commerce and multichannel solutions, today announced it has signed a multiyear, full-service e-commerce agreement with Big Lots (NYSE: BIG). Big Lots is the nation's largest broadline closeout retailer with annual sales over $4.5 billion and more than 1,350 stores nationwide. GSI will provide Big Lots with a full-service, integrated e-commerce solution, including e-commerce technology, customer care and fulfillment.
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via TMC Net @ 22:32 21st Oct
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King of Prussia, Pa., Oct. 21, 2008 -- GSI Commerce Inc. (Nasdaq: GSIC), a leading provider of e-commerce and multichannel solutions, today announced it has signed a multiyear, full-service e-commerce agreement with Big Lots (NYSE: BIG). Big Lots is the nation’s largest broadline closeout retailer with annual sales over $4.5 billion and more than 1,350 stores nationwide. GSI will provide Big Lots with a full-service, integrated e-commerce solution, including e-commerce technology, customer care and fulfillment.
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via PR Newswire via The Green Sheet @ 20:10 23rd Oct
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KING OF PRUSSIA, Pa., Oct. 21 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- GSI Commerce Inc. (Nasdaq: GSIC - News), a leading provider of e-commerce and multichannel solutions, today announced it has signed a multiyear, full-service e-commerce agreement with Big Lots (NYSE: BIG - News). Big Lots is the nation's largest broadline closeout retailer with annual sales over $4.5 billion and more than 1,350 stores nationwide. GSI will provide Big Lots with a full-service, integrated e-commerce solution, including e-commerce technology, customer care and fulfillment.
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via Yahoo! Canada @ 19:30 21st Oct
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BLOGOSPHERE (Hypebot) – Emails from mp3 bloggers received in recent days as well as posts on mp3 blogs point towards renewed attacks from the RIAA and its UK equivalent the IFPI. MP3 blogs operate in a legal gray area, but have become a major source of exposure particularly for indie music. Most mp3 bloggers take down any track on request, but recently rights holders are going straight to ISPs or service providers demanding action. Last week the Berkeley Place blog wrote:
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via Encore @ 12:32 9th Nov
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Dell mini-MP3 player won't show this year According to an article in the Wall Street Journal, Dell Inc. will not bring a mini MP3 player to the market this year tied to online entertainment software before the holidays. The company has reportedly been testing a prototype of a mini-MP3 player that is based on the company's Zing software. The MP3 player had been expected to show up sometime during the fall of 2008.
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via AfterDawn.com @ 17:31 11th Nov
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"Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) today announced that the Amazon MP3 music store will be pre-loaded on the T-Mobile G1, the world's first Android(TM)-powered mobile phone in partnership with Google. T-Mobile G1 users can search, download, buy and play music from Amazon MP3, which offers over 6 million DRM-free MP3 songs from all four major music labels and thousands of independent labels that can be played on virtually any hardware device and managed with any music software. "Amazon wants to make it easy for customers to discover, buy, and play their music wherever they happen to be--whether sitting at their computer or on the go," said Bill Carr, Amazon.com Vice President for Digital Music and Video. "We look forward to the release of the T-Mobile G1, which will put Amazon MP3's vast selection of low-priced DRM-free music at the fingerti
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via Smartphone Thoughts @ 4:22 24th Sep
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Walmart today made an aggressive move against Amazon and Apple by lowering the prices of its MP3 Music Downloads store. The service now offers per-track downloads as low as 74 cents versus the 89-cent minimum of Amazon MP3 and iTunes' fixed 99-cent price. Normal tracks are 94 cents, Wal-Mart says. The retailer also plans to drive users to the store through a tie-in with CD sales: starting from mid-November, those who order physical copies of albums either online or in stores get a free MP3 song from any artist or album.
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via Electronista @ 13:22 28th Oct
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It's funny how things work out sometimes - I took the screen sht above to illustrate how much I like the a-la-carte approach to music. Sarah McLachlan, one of my favourite female singer/songwriters, just released a double-disc best of album. I fired up the Zune software and compared all the songs I already owned, then purchased all the ones I didn't. Seemed perfect to me - until I realized that after purchasing seven total songs, only one had downloaded. I was using Firefox 3.0.3 to make the purchases, and each time I clicked on BUY MP3 I was given a download prompt for a file that would trigger the Amazon MP3 downloader - which is a bit odd, since usually single tracks are downloaded direclty as MP3 files. I checked the Task Manager, and the Amazon MP3 downloader process was running, but it was pegged at 25% CPU use - meaning it was lock
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via Digital Media Thoughts @ 7:28 8th Oct
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An anonymous reader writes "Do you contribute to open source projects under your real name or a nickname? The openness of open source can be encouraging, but software patents you have never heard of can become a nightmare if a patent troll sues for implementing 'their' scroll bar. A real name also means you end up in the big index we call search engines. An assumed name could be an additional layer of protection, but what are its pros and cons and is it worth the hassle when asked to participate in a meatspace meeting?"
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via Slashdot @ 16:30 17th Nov
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For most small businesses, the obvious choice for a domain name for your website is your business name with a .com attached to the end of it. But one simple search on any of the domain name registrar websites will tell you that is not as easy of a task as it sounds. For a variety of reasons (some of which we’ll discuss in this post), many small business owners are finding that the name of their business is no longer available as a .com.
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via Small Business Trends @ 23:58 16th Oct
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Sansa Clip The innovators at SanDisk are at it again with the recent roll out of the Sansa Clip MP3 player. 4,000 songs on a clip sounds like endless entertainment to me. Combine this capacity with 15 hours of rechargeable battery life, and you will be glad you bought this player ($99 MSRP). One of my favorite features on this tiny MP3 player is the built-in FM tuner. Another great feature is the OLED color screen. This little-bitsy MP3 player seems too small to have a screen, and yet, there it is in full color.
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via Best Stuff @ 13:07 12th Nov
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