Sony Walkman X Series 32 GB Video MP3 Player with OLED DisplaySony Walkman X Series 32 GB Video MP3 Player with OLED Display
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- 32 GB capacity for about 8000 songs
- 33 hours of audio or 9 hours of video on a single charge
- 3-inch, 262,144-color OLED touchscreen display with 432 x 240 WQVGA pixel resolution
- Supports MP3, WMA, AAC and L-PCM audio formats; AVC(H.264/AVC), MPEG-4, and WMV DRM video formats; JPEG image files
- One-year limited warranty
 A perfect marriage of technology and portability. Click to enlarge. |
 Watch video in landscape view. Click to enlarge. |
 Enjoy both touch panel and button operation. Click to enlarge. |
 Ultra-portable at less than 1/2 an inch thick. Click to enlarge. |
Sound Quality
Enjoy ideal sound with digital clear audio technologies, S-Master digital amplifier, and a digital noise canceling function with Noise Canceling EX headphones (MDR-NC20).
Discover Music
Slacker radio offers free personalized music that uploads to your Walkman player when the player is connected to a wireless LAN and when you are in a WiFi zone (Slacker registration is required after 30 days).
OLED Video
OLED technology has a response time suitable for movie playback. A wide viewing angle of nearly 180 degrees gives consistent tone and stable contrast, as well as a wide range of color reproduction and a high contrast ratio.
Hybrid Operation
The benefit of both "touch panel" and "button" operation makes the X series easy to use while using its different features.
Internet Connectivity
- Podcast download, register podcast on browser and link to podcast web site
- "Related Links" function relates web content with music content playing on your Walkman X series
- Connect directly to "YouTube" and "Yahoo!"
- Internet Browser
- Wireless LAN (Wi-Fi) connectivity to Home Wireless LAN and to public Wireless LAN. Supports Wi-Fi Protected Setup
Drag and Drop functionality
Easily load your music, pictures, and video onto this player by dragging and dropping them into the video MP3 player on your computer.
Multiple High-Quality Video Formats
This player supports multiple high-quality video formats as well as a variety of audio codecs, giving you more freedom to download the kind of music and video that you want.
Long Battery Life
Equipped with a long-lasting battery that enables you to listen to up to 33 hours of music and watch up to 9 hours of video without needing to recharge.
What's in the Box
Sony Walkman X Series 32 GB Video MP3 Player w/ OLED Display, Earbud headphones (S, M, L), Quick Start Guide, USB Cable, Attachment, Audio input cable, Plug adapter for in-flight use (single/dual), CD-ROM (with Windows Media Player 11, Media Manager for Walkman, Operation Guide)
- Electronics: 0 pages (2009-07-01)
- Publisher: Sony
- Label: Sony
- Studio: Sony
- Sales Rank in Electronics: #41009
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123 of 129 people found the following review helpful:  Touch killer? Great Rhapsody player..., By This review is from: Sony Walkman X Series 16 GB Video MP3 Player w/ OLED Display (Electronics) I bought this as an upgrade to my Sony Noise Cancelling NWZ738 which I was using as my Rhapsody to go player -- now it is my wife's Rhapsody To Go player. The Walkman X has performed admirably as a replacement. It syncs flawlessly with Rhapsody and has the fantastic Walkman sound that I have come to love so much. The basis of my comparison: I will compare to the other Rhapsody players that I've owned -- Samsung P2, iRiver Clix2, Sony Walkman NWZ738 -- and since this is obviously targeted at the iPod Touch I will compare that also. As well, for full screen touch I am considering my Archos 604, 605 and 5 units. Lets just say I have an addiction to PMPs!
Here's what I love about my new Walkman X: 1. Sound -- as with my other Walkman, the sound is fantastic. I'm not exactly an audiophile but this is how I describe the sound: A powerful but crisp bass, a very full sound stage, very precise mids and highs, and no distortion that I can detect at all (believe...Read more 52 of 55 people found the following review helpful: This is not a toy!, Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Sony Walkman X Series 32 GB Video MP3 Player with OLED Display (Electronics) This is not a toy. This device is for people who love the best sounding music you can have in the palm of your hand. There is no comparing this quality with other units out there. I have to say the stock ear buds are fantastic. These alone would cost about $50. The noise canceling which is built into the player works very nice when paired with these ear buds. The stock ear buds are just fine probably for all that buy this device. I'm a stickler for putting anything in my ears, but these have very soft ear gels (you get three sizes) which fit smoothly and softly with comfort. Someone said in a previous review that the "plastic" ring around the outside... I'm not sure which player you have but there's nothing but solid metal around the outside that very elegantly dips at an angle for better handling ability. Built like a tank, surrounded in all metal case the build quality of that of Mercedes rather than Toyota. The display screen, well really can't get any better than the technology...Read more 20 of 20 people found the following review helpful: The Best Sounding Portable Music Player On The Market, This review is from: Sony Walkman X Series 32 GB Video MP3 Player with OLED Display (Electronics) A little background for this review, I currently own both the Sony X-Series 32GB Walkman and the Zune HD 32GB. I got the Sony X-Series back in June of this year and I've had the Zune HD since it came out on Sept. 15th. I also own the iRiver iHP-120, iHP-140, iFP-899 and Sony PSP. I did own the Zune 30 and 80, both from their original launch, and sold both for $100 each in order to upgrade to the Zune HD. I have never owned an Apple iPod or iPhone but this is because I've gone down to the local Apple Store when the new models came out and hooked up my head phones and listened to the sound quality which I was not impressed with compared to the various players I've owned or currently own. As for a phone I use a Palm Pre. I am definitely an audio/videophile. I have about 2000 Cd's that I record at 320kbps and about 1800 music videos that I record from DVD to MPEG-4. I use my players to play only my top songs and videos so that every song and video is a favorite...Read more |
