Flash Player Competition Gets Fierce
This post was published 1 year 11 months 7 days ago which may make its actuality or expire date not be valid anymore. This site is not responsible for any misunderstanding.Creative has confirmed that its Zen player will be offered in a 32 GB flash flavor, making it the highest capacity flash player on the market. Currently, Apple offers its iPod in a maximum capacity of 8 GB, the Zen comes in a max of 16 GB, and the Sandisk Sansa View is available up to 16 GB.
Word is out that Sandisk is countering Creative with a 32 GB flash model of their own, that will top out at $330. Nothing is confirmed, and no release date has been issued according to Engadget.
This has the potential to be great news for consumers. Flash players use less power than hard-drive based players. They are lighter, smaller and not affected by shaking or falls to the extreme that hard-drive players are. The only negative is that flash memory is far more expensive than hard drives. For example, an 80 GB iPod Classic costs $250, the same as the Zen 16 GB flash player.
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