The SanDisk Sansa Fuze is capable of reading data directly off of an inserted MicroSD card.
The SanDisk Sansa Fuze is a portable media player that allows you to play music and movies directly off the two-inch screen (depending on the model of Sansa Fuze you are using the screen may be slightly smaller). Outside of the MP3 and MP4 audio/video supported formats, you can play small video games as you normally would on a cell phone as you listen to the radio. These video games are uploaded to a MicroSD card, which is then inserted into your media player.
Instructions
1. Plug the USB data cable running from the MicroSD card reader into one of the USB ports on the device.
2. Insert the MicroSD card into the reader. Close out the AutoPlay window that loads onto the screen after the system detects the inserted card.
3. Click "Start," "Computer" and double-click the removable device icon. This loads a window with all the files currently stored on the MicroSD card.
4. Click and drag the cell phone game into the open window. You can obtain one of these games from several online websites (links provided in Resources).
5. Eject the MicroSD card from the SD card reader, then insert the card into the MicroSD card slot on your SanDisk Sansa Fuze media player.
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