Sony has crammed several new media players into its Walkman lineup aimed at music fans who want to take their collection with the go. The new media players include the NW-ZX1 and three different ...

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Now that you can use pretty much any smartphone as an MP3 player, dedicated portable audio players aren’t as common as they once were. But Sony thinks there’s still room for a device that puts media ...

Sony came out with the Walkman series in 1980 and introduced us to “Japanese” electronics to the U.S. Portable listening devices have come a long way baby, spurred on by the iPod from Apple and ...

Sony is rolling out a few new Android-powered portable media players. The new Sony NW-F880 series models are due out in Japan in October, and they’re basically variations of the F886 we saw earlier ...

Last week at CES Sony introduced its latest Walkman audio player, the technical sounding NW-ZX2. The NW-ZX2 follows the well regarded NW-ZX1(Opens in a new window) and continues the resurrection of ...

The iconic Walkman name didn't fade into the history books with the massively popular cassette players that made it famous; it's still hanging round, slapped on Sony's latest digital music players.

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From Sony’s NW-ZX1 Walkman to curved TVs via Michael Bay and robots, tech show CES has many talking points. A is for audio Or high-resolution audio, to be precise. Think MP3s but better. If ...

Sony on Monday debuted a new Walkman at CES that’s as notable for its hefty price as for its high-end features. Listed at US$1,119.99, the new Walkman NW-ZX2 is several hundred dollars more than last ...

Remember the Walkman? Well, while it’s never quite recaptured the recognition it had during the cassette tape heyday, Sony still hasn’t given up on the venerable music player. Recently, the company ...