[solaris]

Market leader in flash memory card products, SanDisk, once again maintains its competitive edge in the chip making industry by introducing new memory cards which are preloaded with digital music.

The 1GB SanDisk 15mm x 11mm x 1mm microSDcard can be inserted into digital devices with built in memory card slots such as music players, computers, mobile phones, etc. SanDisk collaborated with four major music labels EMI, Warner Music (WMG), Sony BMG and Universal Music Group to have the DRM (Digital rights management) free digital music preloaded.

SanDisk claimed that the music loaded are in high quality MP3 format and the capacity of 1GB is just a nice size to store an entire album together with additional album details such as artists interviews, commentaries, extra tracks, etc.

These music preloaded cards will be channeled through reputable retailers such as Wal-Mart and Best Buy.

Sounds like another one of those 'Only if you're American'-things


Full story here: SanDisk Launches Preloaded Music Cards My Digital Life

[Nightfly]

Originally Posted by solaris

Sounds like another one of those 'Only if you're American'-things


Full story here: SanDisk Launches Preloaded Music Cards My Digital Life

I bought one of these a few years ago,they advertised it as a 512mb card
with a free Rolling Sones album at the time. It was "Big Bang" and I added
more Stones albums on it and it became my Stones disc.

Same idea as the article, and I bought it from Best Buy don't see why these won't be sold internationally...It makes sense....but then again it is the recording industry....