Sony X-Series Walkman available

Sony’s OLED walkman is now on sale. If you have so far avoided Apple’s portable ecosystem, this is the last best reason to stay that way. [SonyStyle via Engadget. Pic from Akihabara News]

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6 Responses to Sony X-Series Walkman available

  1. Anonymous says:

    Format(s) Supported : Audio: MP3/WMA/AAC/L-PCM, Video: AVC(H.264/AVC)/MPEG-4/WMV DRM

    You will note the lack of Ogg Vorbis, or any other format that might differentiate Sony from the other iPod wannabes.

    A better screen, yay. (waves tiny flag listlessly, falls asleep)

  2. brianary says:

    Nah. Rockbox on a cheap Woot! Sansa for me.

  3. Rob Beschizza says:

    Does a cheap Sansa have a real fake marble finish? I think not.

  4. pelrun says:

    Hang on – does that picture really say “Another wannabe”? :o

    Unfortunate choice or deliberate subversion?

  5. Rickyneck says:

    I really want other companies to compete with Apple. but I gotta admit one thing that keeps the iPod touch a more worthy buy is third party apps. this Walkman, no matter how good it is, at the end of the day is just it, a Walkman. while with iPod touch you can install the craziest app there is and make it so much more.

  6. O_M says:

    …So, how long does it take a 13-year-old to figure out there’s no “Metal/Normal” button on this thing? :-P

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