lilmonsta.com - Another Crazy SanDisk e200 Campaign

SanDisk

By: Grahm Skee on July 6, 2006 12:53 PM

SanDisk is pulling out all the stops and dumping more money into the MP3 player marketing game in a battle for the top spot held by Apple. Whether or not you were supportive or were insulted by the last Sansa e200 idont.com campaign, every one remembers it. In this episode of the e200 saga, SanDisk is a little less attacking and goes with more of a fun approach portraying the MP3 player as a fun little bad ass monster. Although nothing out of the ordinary, I highlight this because SanDisk is really going after the market and creating a more competitive market. In turn, great for the consumers no matter what brand you choose.

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Comments

Cliff on July 7, 2006 12:25 PM

Why do the bother with this campaign?

Build the accessories and they will come. Come on Sansa. Make some nice accessories that "dock" with all your mp3 players like the ipod and then churn out a wide variety of accessories that work. Their competitive disadvantage is just that. No accessories.

Accessories are so profitable too.

Bridge on September 14, 2006 8:37 PM

they look really hot!!!!! I'm hoping the price is to! How much are they?

Fernanda on March 5, 2007 8:20 PM

I BOUGHT ONE OF THESE ABOUT 2 WEEKS AGO THERE AWSOME!!! I ALREADY HAVE 200 SONG ON IT THANKS FOR SUCH GREAT IPOD!!!!!

isabel on September 20, 2007 6:35 PM

la berdad no c pero me parece excelente es producto se be interesante bayyy

Turk on March 11, 2008 7:48 PM

i got one today and it is AWESOME!

my big bro actually got jealous for once... and for 15 years i've been jealous of him...

He is a producer check his site:

myspace.com/lenolasmakina

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