Sony's new flagship Walkman music player joins ICS party
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E570 Series Walkman models benefit from noise-canceling circuitry
The F800 Series digital media players feature a 3.5-inch multi-touch LCD display, an S-Master MX Digital Amplifier, and include Sony's Clear Audio technologies
All of the new Walkman models are compatible with Sony's E473K portable speaker dock and Sony's Music Unlimited subscription service
The 7mm thin E474 Walkman from Sony
The E570 Series is available in 8GB and 16GB flavors
Sony has unveiled some new Walkman media players, including a new flagship model which runs on Android 4.0 (ICS)
The flagship F800 Series models are all powered by NVIDIA's Tegra 2 dual-core processor
The entry level E470 is just 7mm thin and features a 2-inch QVGA LCD display
The 8GB S774BT features a 2-inch QVGA LCD display and Bluetooth wireless connectivity
When combined with the supplied with MDR-NC033E noise-canceling headphones, the E570 Series media players are said to reduce background noise levels by 98 percent
The S774BT's onboard battery should be good for 36 hours of audio or six hours of video playback between charges
Sony's new E570 Series digital media players are just 7mm thin
Article Summary
Summer in the northern hemisphere this year has so far been a bit of a disappointment. Mobile music lovers can at least look forward to a new batch of Walkman digital music and video players from Sony while we wait for the sun to shine. The new additions include three 7-mm (0.275-inch) thin models and new flagship series players that run on the Ice Cream Sandwich flavor of Google's Android operating platform. Two feature Bluetooth technology for wireless connection to headphones or speaker docks, and there's one that benefits from noise-canceling circuitry.
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