Sony NWZ-X1051 Walkman Video
Sony NWZ-X1051 Walkman Video Transcript
>> Brian Tong: Brian Tong here with CNET.com at CES 2009 and we have a first look at Sony's Walkman X-Series. Now it's their portable media player but this is a world's first. It has an OLED screen on it. It's a 3-inch touch screen. You also have WiFi built into here and what's cool about you can get media content delivered to the device like auto downloads of podcasts and YouTube. You also have an FM tuner and they also have built in, digital noise canceling. Now it comes in 2 capacities. It will be 299 for a 16 gig and 399 for a 32 gig. They'll be available sometime in summer, but there you go. The world's first OLED portable media player: Sony X-Series.
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Sony X-Series Walkman (16GB) Review
The good: The Sony X-Series Walkman is a solid device with a sleek, utilitarian design and a unique, engaging interface; it's compatible with both Mac and Windows and supports podcasts from iTunes and videos from Amazon Unbox; it offers a plethora of features including an onboard Slacker app, integrated YouTube support, Wi-Fi, an FM tuner, and built-in noise canceling. The included earphones are nicer than average, the sound quality is excellent, and the rated battery life is superb.
The bad: The X-Series is expensive, and it's a fingerprint magnet. The included app does not transcode much video adequately.
The bottom line: The X-Series is a superb choice for audiophiles who want a luxury device with an excellent touch-screen interface and plenty of other bells and whistles.
Sony X-Series Walkman (16GB) Specs
Manufacturer: Sony
Part number: NWZ-X1051
- Product Basic Spec
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