The latest news from Sony is encouraging: the X-Series Walkman is packed with considerable functions such as noise cancelling, a bright and easy to use touchscreen display, the possibility of surfing the Internet and watchingvideos on YouTube. For those considering to buy the new Sony Walkman, the main features that should be taken into consideration are the following: the super clear 3-inch OLED wide touchscreen, good Walkman sound quality with S-Master Digital Amplifier and Clear Audio technologies, as well as Wi-Ficonnectivity for Easy YouTube streaming, Podcast direct downloading and internet browsing.In more detail about the Sony X-Series Walkman , it is important to note the fun features that are both easy to use and highly comfortable for customers. Featuring a built-in Slacker Radio application, Sony allows users of the new Walkman to pack their music playlist from a streaming radio. Users of Sony X-series Walkman have the option of choosing up to three music stations to supply their device for free. All of these useful features are possible by using its integrated Wi-Fi, being necessary to mention that for the new Sony Walkman there is no need for constant Wi-Fi connection, since every time you refresh the station content, music is stored to the Walkman.
Another important aspect is that the music is free, counting on the fact that you’re not too bothered by a few audio adds from time to time. Besides the Slacker content, the new Sony Walkman supports songs in MP3, WMA, AAC, and WAV format. The Sony X-Series Walkman doesn’t limit itself only to music since its easy to use touchscreen display is well fit for videos. The YouTube application allows free content access to videos as long as you have a connection to Wi-Fi. Also, to ensure that all the users of the new Walkman are content, Sony has reorganized its alert Content Transfer application, which can now automatically transcode video into a format sustained by the Walkman.
Sony announces the release date to the public as being around mid-June as the main competition for the iPod Touch.
