A review of the Sandisk Sansa C250 MP3 player has been posted at PC Authority. 'Unlike many other players, the Sansa is designed to be used when held tilted on its side --in landscape, if you will -- instead of the upright, portrait style of many other MP3 players we’re familiar with. As such the button placement can feel a little strange at first; with the navigation controls under your right thumb and the volume controls under your left index finger. There’s a hold switch and a record button underneath your left thumb, which unlike the other buttons, you have to reach for.
While the menu isn’t as intuitive as say, the iPod, the Sansa does let you use the internal memory as well as a MicroSD card for storage. There’s no proprietary software, which we love because you can choose to manage your music manually through Windows Explorer or let Windows Media Player do it for you. The Sansa plays back MP3, WAV, WMA and DRM-protected WMA files. It also displays all files and folders through Windows Explorer and acts as a removable drive, happily copying data without any fuss.'
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