Sony recently introduced a new line of Walkman MP3 players that the company says will offer "outstanding sound quality, advanced audio technologies, extreme battery life, and more." What's even better ...

From noise-cancellation for frequent travelers to affordability for customers on a budget, Sony today unveiled three new Walkman players (series S, E and B) that have something to offer nearly every ...

Sony’s new E Series (NWZ-E34) Walkman players feature a similar stylish, compact design as the aforementioned S Series and utilize the same “Clear Audio” technology to produce very clean, high quality ...

Today Crave is feeling the positive vibes from Sony's new MP3 Walkman, the NW-A808. It's a sleek, tasty-looking 8GB competitor to Apple's iPod nano that, at a first glance, could comfortably wear the ...

We haven't a clue why Sony would choose today to introduce its S Series Walkman--after all, the company's Reader Daily Edition was also just announced, and it's undoubtedly the show stopper of the two ...

I4U reports that Sony has upgraded their NW-A1000 translucent digital music player from 6BG to 8GB. The original specifications, such as the 1.5 inch 128 x 128 pixel screen and MP3 and ATRAC ...

The Sony Walkman line of portable music players revolutionized the way we listen to music back in the days when audiocassettes were state-of-the-art tech. These days smartphones have largely replaced ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Hugh McIntyre covers music, with a focus on the global charts. This article is more than 10 years old. Last month, Sony finally ...

It may be a few months before we see them on our shores, but we think Sony's updated E-series Walkman MP3 players are worth a quick mention. They're for those of you who aren't all that bothered about ...

Walkman MP3 players with screens are capable of playing low-resolution videos. Sony provides proprietary software for transferring media like videos to your device; however, you can also use Windows ...

The Sony Walkman B140 is very nearly a true MP3 player, except it plays WMA files as well. There’s no poncey video screen on this 26g device, just a 3-line LCD that tells you what music’s playing.

Press releases, you will hardly be surprised to hear, are rarely very interesting. But one arrived in my inbox a couple of weeks ago that made me double-take. “Sony’s S Series Walkman,” it chattered, ...