Sony Walkman X-series in-depth
By Derek Fung on 11 June 2009
We take a closer look at what makes the Sony X-series Walkman both great and horribly frustrating. Now if only we could get inside the heads of Sony's pricing department.
C'mon touch me baby!
Take a look around, the profusion of iPhones and iPod Touches should tell you that touchscreens are the hottest things right now. Much hotter, in fact, than the proposed Zoolander 2.
Sony's X-series Walkman is a little late to the party, but like many latecomers it has its arms filled with gifts. In this case, built-in noise cancellation, FM radio and an OLED screen.
(Credit: Sony)
Topics: sony, walkman, x-series, credit, series, australia, cnet, scroll, sparkle, iphone
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Comments (2)
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Sony Walkman X-series in-brief commented on 24/06/2009 11:02 Report abuse
As mch as i like flicking through all the images of this rather brief in-depth look, would it have hurt to write an article. I realise that you have written another article but calling this an in-depth piece is ridiculous. Here is a pretty picture and a couple of sentences, click, another pretty picture and a couple of sentences. 13 pages later and I realise that i could have clicked on the article that wasn't touted as in-depth and got a more in-depth look at the X-series, and all of it on one page. I'm with jianxli on the 16GB review page. This article makes me question CNet reviews, well at least those written by Fung.
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plmko commented on 16/06/2009 20:22 Report abuse
Very cool Mp3 player, too bad about the Aussie price.
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