MP3 players: Difference Between Sansa e280 and e280R?
Difference Between Sansa e280 and e280R?
by McAir - 6/14/07 6:20 PMI was originally gonna get the e280R so I downloaded Rhapsody and burned all my cd's to it. I ended up not being able to get the e280R and just got the e280. Am I still able to download songs from Rhapsody onto my e280? Please give me lots of info, I'm a noob when it comes to MP3 and its software.
I'm not that sure, but..
by DuckInA.Pond - 6/15/07 4:28 PM In reply to: Difference Between Sansa e280 and e280R? by McAirI'm pretty sure that you can't use Rhpasody with the e280. The e280R would have been a much better choice, because not only can you use Rhapsody, but you also get Rhapsody Channels.
Actually, you can
by ktreb - 6/15/07 8:55 PM In reply to: Difference Between Sansa e280 and e280R? by McAirAs far as I can see, the main differences between the two is that the e280R is Rhapsody co-branded and that it is optimized to work with Rhapsody.
But according to Rhapsody's website, you can use the e280.
http://learn.rhapsody.com/players_3?pageid=unagi.11894947.wrapper&pageregion=freeformJspRegion&src=rcom_footbox%2Crotw.learn_players&pcode=rn&opage=rotw.learn_players
The link shows the e280R, but you can choose another player, including the e280.
Yes you can use the non R players with Rhapsody
by bobpenn - 6/16/07 2:46 PM In reply to: Actually, you can by ktrebIf you use the non R players with Rhapsody, then you will receive the standard "plays for sure" experience as you might get with Napster, Urge, etc. If you have an R player, you get a different DRM which is more reliable and permits more features (channels, etc) to be downloaded to your player.
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