SanDisk’s Fuze, which holds the number two position just below Apple’s iPod nano, is planning to download its music from other sites such as Rhapsody Napster, Urge and Yahoo Music, as it is not supported by Apple’s iTunes.

SanDisk claims that Fuze will play up to 24 hours on a single charge, but its main advantage over the Nano would be its slot for a microSD flash memory card that can add as much as 8 GB of storage. Fuze is available with 4GB storage capacity and in five colours, whereas Nano is available in six colours with same capacity. However, Fuze is available at £60, which is £30 less than the Nano. The 8GB fuze is sold at £80 as compared to £160 for Nano.

You can listen, see and play with a battery life to last for a day and room to store almost 2000 songs. The new Fuze is a perfect portable music machine. You can also watch your favourite video clips on its 1.9″ colour screen, and jam to FM radio with 40 stations, share your photographs wherever you go, and also play with the built-in voice recorder. There are five electric colours to choose from:  blue, red, black, silver or pink.