The front of the player is made of a fine-looking glossy plastic with a fully flush screen, while the sides and back are in the same colour but with a matt finish making for a better grip. And they’re all worthy of celebration.Įxcept May 24th. SanDisks Sansa Fuze: impressive, most impressive When you first get your paws on the Fuze its hard not to be just a little impressed. We think every day is unique and special. It’s the perfect media player for a unique day like today. (You might need to run some video files through Sansa Media Converter, but as The Simpsons said, “Pobody’s nerfect in Australia”.) And its middling 4GB of storage space is expandable with the addition of an SDHC card.
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It’ll play just about anything that calls itself a “media file”, from MP3 to WMA to OGG to JPG to AVI to MOV to WMV, including podcasts and audiobooks, plus a bunch more. The Sansa Fuze loads files through trusty old drag-and-drop – no need for some bloated proprietary interface. Yes, on this date like no other, Woot salutes a media player like no other. And Woot is selling the Sandisk Sansa Fuze 4GB Media Player. TV’s Sharon Leal ( Boston Public, Guiding Light) celebrates turning 38. For people in the market for an inexpensive MP3 player thats expandable, SanDisk has updated its two year-old Fuze player with a larger screen, capacitive t.
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A man has just broken free of an addiction that had reduced him to something between a robot and a slave: 10-17-10 is the first day of the rest of his life. Somewhere, a woman is crying through the first seconds of motherhood, her heart swollen with a love she never knew possible. So where do people get off designating a certain Sunday as a once-in-a-lifetime event and the next Sunday as barely worth remembering? There are all kinds of incredible things happening today, too.
If you bump into any Mayans, ask them for us, wouldja? The Mayan Long Count calendar says it was 12.19.17.13.18. Or the Islamic calendar? It renders that day as 11-3-31. It’s all a bit arbitrary, ennit? If we were still going by the Julian calendar – don’t laugh, the Russians used it as late as 1918 – that awesome 10-10-10 would be the much more humdrum 9-27-10. But you know what? There won’t be another 10-17-10 for a hundred years, either.Īround here, we don’t believe in privileging one date over another just because of some numerical accident. Want more great deals? Sign up for our Daily Digest emails! No, 10-17-10 Won’t Save You Money On Long-Distance Calls You missed it! But Today's Woot is waiting!
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