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Sony revives the Walkman

By Derek Sooman

On September 8, 2005, 10:01 AM

Sony has released a new version of the Walkman! The new device is available in two capacity sizes - 20GB (NW-A3000) and 6GB (NW-A1000). An 'Artist Link' function is included which allows a search of every artist, album and song stored on the device, and even offer suggestions of what to play! Also featuring an advanced organic EL display, the new Walkman has a mobile phone style 'Home' menu, and is available in several colours, violet and silver for the 20GB Sony WALKMAN and pink and blue for the 6GB version.

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  1. September 8, 2005 6:48 PM
    Mikael said:
    I think that Sony was way too late when it came to joining the MP3 party.
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