With mind-blowingly cutting edge features such as a “clip that enables it to securely attach to clothes,” a “large LCD screen for easy on-the-move navigation,” and a “memory card slot for added capacity for even more music,” SanDisk seems to have inadvertently discovered backward time-travel: behold, the Clip Sport MP3 Player. To market the Clip Sport, the company is targeting those with active physical lifestyles.
SanDisk Corporation, a global leader in flash storage solutions, today announced the SanDisk Clip Sport MP3 player, designed with a lightweight build and a clip that enables it to securely attach to clothes. The SanDisk Clip Sport MP3 player lets users enjoy their music, audiobooks or favorite radio station during workouts and outdoor activities. The SanDisk Clip Sport MP3 player features a lightweight design, attached clip and long battery life, making it the perfect companion for runners, fitness buffs and anyone on-the-go. “The Clip Sport MP3 is the newest addition to our line of MP3 players, and its sleek form factor, lightweight design, attached clip and long battery life make it the perfect companion for runners, fitness buffs and anyone on-the-go,” said Hugh Cooney, senior director, Strategic Business Development, SanDisk.
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