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Sony announced new model of MP3 player for NW-630F, and NWS730 Series.
Both will offer up to 16GB of flash memory, and feature 2.0 LCD Screen, Direct encoding function (From CD / MD), FM Radio.
Our little device are also compatible with MP3 / WMA / ATRAC / ATRAC Advanced lossless / Linear PCM / AAC / HE-AAC audio files, and H.264 / AVC / Mpeg4 videos files. They measure 89.5×42.9×7.5mm for a weigh of 46g
Sony also introduced the NW-S630FK Series which includes Speakers.
Lastly, they come with a pair of Noise-canceling earphones.
Sony will start to ship them from October 11th, but no word on price.
Sony announced this morning, 2 new series of Digital voice recorder, the ICD-AX & ICD-UX.
Both series use only one AAA battery, a USB interface, record in Mp3 format. You’ll also be able to listen to MP3/WMA music.
The ICD-AX70 is equipped with 1GB of memory and allows you to record up to 288 hours and is available in Silver or Pink. About the ICD-UX Series, you’ll have the choice between 4GB (ICD-UX91), 2GB(ICD-UX81) and 1GB(ICD-UX71) version and is available in Black, Silver, White and Pink.
As we’ve seen, Sony sure doesn’t hold back on its exclusive-to-China line of PMX PMPs, and it’s just tossed yet another new model into the mix, with the PMX-U55 helping to fill out the low-end of the spectrum (and pick up where the PMX-U50 left off). This one apparently comes in only a 2GB version, and packs a decent enough 2.4-inch 320 x 240 display, a built-in FM tuner, and support for all the usual audio and video formats, not to mention a 7.5mm slim form factor. Of course, like seemingly every other entry in the line, there’s no word of a release outside of China, but those there can apparently pick one up right now for 498 Chinese yuan, or just over $70.
Sony today followed through on recent leaks with a significant overhaul of its Walkman music players. Apart from a new design that slims the device down to under 0.3 inches and harmonizes the look among all video-capable Sony players, the S730 series are the first to simplify smart playlists with a fully automatic feature known as SensMe. The addition gauges the tempo, rhythm, and other factors of songs and creates as many as 11 playlists of its own to match a given mood.
It further debuts support for protected Windows Media video on Walkman players as well as software to streamline drag-and-drop loading of content without relying on the operating system’s interface, helping users pull content from iTunes and other third-party stores.
"It is now almost 3 years to the date since Sony Ericsson re-invented how people listened to music on the move by launching the first Walkman phone."
"On July 22nd Sony Ericsson will reveal the next chapter in the Walkman phone story."
So reads a new teaser from the phone co with a promo site set up complete with a countdown timer ready for whatever the revelation on the 22nd will be…
Pocket-lint will bring you all the news as soon as we have it. In the meantime hits the comments below for any guesses as to what might be in store for the musical phone brand.
Large iPhone-esque touchscreen? More motion controls? Free music for the life of the device? Detachable Bluetooth headset for music streaming?