In addition to these features, the Walkman uses low resistance Oxygen ... The NW-ZX707 also gets Sony's proprietary digital music processing technologies, including the DSEE Ultimate technology ...

Launched in 1984, the Sony Walkman D-50 was the company’s first portable CD player. It offered a number of “firsts,” like a digital readout and a shock-resident mechanism. Reports indicated, however, ...

For a premium Walkman experience ... It supports high-resolution digital music files, Sony’s 360 Reality Audio immersive audio format, and MQA audio files. There’s also DSEE Ultimate for ...

This Walkman is extremely compact and light, making it great for portable use. It even comes with a pair of Sony Fontopia earbuds. The NW-E394 is one of the most affordable digital Walkmans you ...

Sony is rolling out a fresh addition to its Walkman family ... artificial intelligence to enhance the quality of compressed digital music files, uses S-Master HX technology to reduce distortion ...

CDs are a versatile option that toe the line between physical and digital media. To call a Walkman "retro" makes me feel a bit old, but it technically is at this point. The Sony Walkman is largely ...

The first versions of these Walkman models debuted in 2016 ... be prepared for an improved analog block and digital block power system that Sony says was inspired by its flagship media player ...

Though you can grab a Walkman digital music player for under a hundred ... with a 3.5-mm 4-pole headphone jack for wired ear candy. Sony has included its immersive 360 Reality Audio technology ...

But you may not have realised that Sony has been releasing new Walkman models for years. The Walkman evolved to handle CDs and eventually digital audio – and that's exactly what the new model does.

as well as artificial intelligence to upscale compressed digital music to a higher quality. Sony’s new Walkman offers support for high quality audio playback and a proper headphone jack (Picture ...

Sony says this device has a new S-Master HX digital amp designed specifically for Walkman to produce "full-bodied sound." It can play high-resolution audio in just about any format you can imagine ...