With Sony's CES press conference literally just starting, we're pleased to give you a look at the latest sound pushers from its Personal Audio Division. The company's still aiming for that classicly ...
Sony, the company that invented portable music listening with the original Walkman, this week unveiled the new Walkman NWZ-WS613, a Bluetooth-enabled MP3 player built directly into a pair of ...
San Diego – New Walkman-series MP3/video players shipping in September will include Sony models with embedded Bluetooth stereo to stream music to Bluetooth-equipped home and car stereo systems and to ...
Sony just announced the waterproof, wearable Walkman NWZ-WS613 Bluetooth stereo headset that doubles as a MP3 player. You can listen to music stored in device memory (4GB), or stream sound wirelessly ...
These new wireless headphones from We Are Rewind may have been inspired by the original Sony Walkman headphones, but they ...
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Sony may not have shown us the full majesty of its "Four Screens" strategy yet, but at least its new CMT-V70B Walkman dock shows some joined-up thinking thanks to Bluetooth. The slimline speaker-dock ...
Ubiquitous wireless headphones are perhaps the no-brainer Next Big Thing in the portable media market, waiting only on battery life that can keep up. Last year we reviewed one of the first PMPs to ...
Sony’s NWZ-A720, A820 and A820K Walkman players all look alike, but the 8-series has added Bluetooth to sweeten the deal. It’s quite similar to their NW-A829 and ...
Speaking of Sony, amid all the hoo-hah yesterday about the new Walkman lineup, did anyone even notice the Bluetooth transmitter that was also slipped out between those candy-colored confections?
The internet is having a retro romance with “the world’s first cassette player with Bluetooth 5.0 capability.” Dubbed “IT’S OK,” the fresh take on the classic tech has already exponentially surpassed ...