Thread: Sansa Clip Zip 8GB on Sale for $40 at Costco
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Old 06-24-2012, 11:06 PM   #46
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Originally Posted by deli77 View Post
Apparently, the Clip Zip copies files to the location of the playlists, it doesn't just move them. The original files are still there, taking up space. The Clip+ seems ideal. It's also rated better than the ipod nano on Cnet. Anyone know if Costco often has the Clip+ in stock? If not, I'll go Amazon.
I haven't seen a Clip+ in Costco in ages. If the they have any Clips in stock, it'll be the latest model - the Clip Zip.

Note: the Clip Zip is AAC compatible (DRM free) and the Clip+ is not.

The Clip Zip added three major features: AAC compatibility, 1.1" color display (for album art only), and a separate menu for audiobooks. The last feature is why I upgraded my Clip+ to a Zip. In the Clip+, the audiobook sub-folder was buried inside the music menu. Now it has a separate main screen menu.
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