Would you buy a Sandisk SlotRadio?

Like so many other “firsts” in my life, I can remember my first mp3…downloaded at 56kbps from a dial up BBS about 15 years ago.  It was Adam Sandler’s _______, and I remember immediately realizing that this new format was going to put an end to the reign of the mighty compact disk.  Before mp3s, I recall recording (on cassette tapes) hours of radio to get my favorite songs, or spending way too much of the little cash I had on CDs filled with 15 songs – 14 of which I didn’t want.  I’d then spend hours compiling my playlist (a.k.a. mixtape) – recording each of the individual songs I wanted to hear from my various sources to a cassette tape. With the emergence of mp3’s and, more importantly, solid state mp3 players, the mix tape became a thing of the past.  Sorting songs into electronic playlists was about as simple as anyone could ever want.  As the size of flash memory increased, the amount of music you could carry with you followed suit, a ...