Item! I have it on good word that Sony is planning on launching another hard drive-based music player, called the Sony NW-HD1. It’s all rumor at this point, of course, but according to my source it ...

Judie over at The Gadgeteer has a nice lengthy review (with lots of pics) of the NW-HD1, Sony's new Network Walkman digital audio player that we all love to hate on. It seems like everyone has already ...

There seem to be conflicting signals flying around on whether Sony's latest Network Walkman, the 20GB NW-HD1, actually plays back MP3 and WMA files or not. The English press release states that "It ...

The Japanese electronics maker said on Thursday that its 20-gigabyte device – to be launched on 10 July – will be able to store 13,000 songs. Dubbed the Network Walkman NW-HD1, it marks a major ...

Sony Corp. said Thursday it is launching a Walkman digital music player capable of storing far more songs than Apple Computer Inc.’s market-leading iPod, while also undercutting iPod’s price.

Sony Corp. has unveiled its first hard-disk drive-based digital music player to bear the Walkman name. The device was launched on Thursday as the Walkman brand marked its 25th anniversary. The NW-HD1 ...

In autumn Sony finally unveiled the NW-HD1, which it hoped would prove to be its iPod beater in the personal audio market. While critics were knocked out by its excellent sonic performance, superb ...

Sony is heading into battle as they become the latest company trying to take the digital audio player market share from the iPod. The new Sony Walkman NW-HD1 offers 20 GB of storage space, and weighs ...

So this is it, then; the Sony Network Walkman NW-HD1, the new music-only player powered by a 1.8-inch hard drive, enough RAM to provide 25 minutes of skip-free playing, and an impressive 30 hour ...

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