And while itвЂ™s obviously not as gorgeous as the iPod touch, it manages to be a more versatile product than the touch, and yet still costs ВЈ100 less. It's also a bit of a hottie вЂ“ itвЂ™s lovely to look at. ItвЂ™s 2.4 inches across, so bigger than before, and the 320 x 240 resolution is also an improvement over previous models. For a device named the вЂViewвЂ™ youвЂ™d expect the screen to be at least pretty to look at. And thatвЂ™s despite the decent battery life and the 16GB of flash memory inside. This was a feature badly needed on previous Sansa models and is thus a very welcome addition.ДЄnd what else is new? Well, the View is also gorgeously slim in comparison to the older models.

No matter where you are in the interface, a press of the home button will return you to the top menu.

It feels like a really well put together product too, more so than previous Sansa models.ДЄdded is the new 'home' button which works in a similar way to that found on Apple's iPhone and iPod touch. The wheel is now smooth and rubbery, while the notch-by-notch clunks are now much more subtle. This approach has been refined for the Sansa View. This was to enable you to вЂfeelвЂ™ the scrolling accurately, to enable you to scroll one notch at a time (and thus one song at a time).

The old Sansas had a very lumpy wheel, which clunked as you rotated it.

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