MP3 player for $50

Written by Petteri Pyyny @ 26 May 2000 18:17

EMusic and Creative Labs started a joint promotional campaign to sell Creative's Nomad II MP3 player for $50 for EMusic customers. Every user that spends $50 for MP3s in EMusic between May 24th and June 30th will get Nomad II player for $50 and the price includes also shipping fees.

Players are restricted for U.S. residents only and available only one per customer.

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