It’s Thursday afternoon, we’re on the home straight. But before you start counting down the hours until Friday, have a peek at what’s been happening in the world of tech. Today we bring you news of Amazon’s long awaited tablet, and Sony has an audio device or three to tempt you.
Tagged ‘Walkman’
Busy morning for Sony, with two new hi-fis outed, and now it’s dropped a brand new Walkman on us. The NWZ-W260 is the latest in the W Series, and so is ideal for getting outdoors with or taking to the gym. It’s wireless, rain- and sweat-proof, and is 25% lighter than its predecessor.
Read on for more, as well as a rather big caveat in Sony’s advice on how to use it.
Sony Ericsson has outed a brand new Walkman phone. The Sony Ericsson Mix Walkman was revealed on Facebook and comes with some rather eccentric features including a karaoke function that will let you switch out the vocals on any song for your dulcet tones.
The other intriguing feature of the Sony Ericsson Mix Walkman is called Zappin and promises to give you a preview of the next song’s chorus to let you decide whether you want to jump to it. Read on for more details and all the specs you need…
RIP Sony Walkman, we hardly knew ye. Actually, that’s a lie – the cassette playing Sony Walkman is one of the world’s best known gadgets, a consumer tech legend that pretty much everybody owned at one time, or has at least heard of. And now it’s gone, with Sony announcing that the last tape-based Walkman rolled off the assembly line on 22 October.
It’s the start of another fine day, but before you get stuck into all those emails and to do list entries, you’ll want to take some time to catch up with all the latest news going down on gadget globe right now. Read on for the round up right here in techie breakie.
We knew Sony Ericsson was planning more Walkman phones for release this year, and now a new report claims one will be a touchscreen musical blower. Is this the Sony Walkman X series phone we’ve longed for?
New Sony Ericsson Walkman phones are on the way, according to the company’s UK chief. Sony Ericsson might be pushing smartphones big time in 2010, but it’s not forgotten all you mobile music fans, so read on for what to expect.
The Sony Walkman A845, the gadget giant’s skinny OLED Walkman with an epic battery life, has finally been penciled in for a UK launch, five months after lucky iPod haters in Japan got their mitts on the device. Want to know when? Read on.