By Kevin Lynch on Jan 7, 09 08:15 PM in CES 2009. sdxc card copy.jpg. Two terabytes of storage space on your phone or camera? Dream no more, as SD cards are set to get a massive increase in capacity. The SD Association has announced

By Kevin Lynch on Jan 7, 09 08:04 PM in Personal video players. Memorex TouchMP.jpg. Hearing the name Memorex usually conjures up images of those glass-shattering adverts from the eighties and VHS tapes.

Featuring a neat touchscreen display, Bluetooth, speakerphone, voice recognition and MP3 playback, arguably most impressive is the fact that the 7.2Mbps 3G HSDPA device is capable enough to make video calls.

[Sondage] Qu’aimeriez-vous changer sur le Sony A820 ? (27); [MWC] Sony Ericsson W980 : si proche d'un baladeur (5); [IFA 08] Previews Sony Walkman series NWZ-S630F/S730F (12); [IFA 08] Nouveaux Sony Walkman séries E, S et B !

The Cowon S9 was first revealed at IFA 2008 and ever since then, has received an immense amount of attention. The specs of the S9 were just breathtaking. A 3.3” AMOLED display, dual core CPU, and PMP grade codec support.

The Sony Rolly is an amazing, dancing MP3 player. Your favorite songs and music, you select by shaking and/or twisting the Sony Rolly. - wannahaves.com. IFA 2008: Sony XEL-1 OLED TV

They are also DLNA 1.0 certified (you’ll be able to receive data from your system from any Sony device, like MP3 player…), and can reproduce MP3 / ATRAC / WMA audio files. The M700 version also features an MD Player.

Mercredi 10 décembre 2008 à 17:03 | Dans la catégorie iRiver. E50-biais-menu-2_1.jpg E50_face_visuel.jpg. Nous venons d’apprendre qu’iriver va sortir en janvier, un nouveau baladeur MP3 nommé E50 ! Ce dernier avec un design proche du

Fiq on August 27, 2008 12:47 PM. @ Utew I agree this looks very similiar to the sony mp3 players.. WindSpear on August 27, 2008 1:06 PM. enzo forgot to mean that the player come in white aswell. and that player apears to have a micro sd

If they're going to put out MP3 players with expandable memory it's going to be using Sony's proprietary memory stick micro. I would buy Sony MP3 players if only they have radio and voice recording. Gdog on August 28, 2008 9:19 PM

Finally, here’s the third new portable MP3 player from Sony, the Walkman B-Series (we’ve posted about the S-Series and E-Series yesterday). Marked as an entry-level Walkman, the device does come with all the good things found on its siblings, including easy file transfer, integrated FM radio tuner, voice recorder, and support for wide-range audio formats (no video, folks), such as WMA and MP3. It also has a stylish design with an exciting illuminator that pulses in time with the music when the bass button is pressed. Pretty cool.

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Mentioned earlier, Sony is going to introduce three new Walkman series during IFA 2008 event — the S, E, and B-Series. We’ve posted about the S-Series Walkman before, so it’s time to get up, close, and personal with the the E-Series. Like its sibling, the E can play various media formats easily, thanks to its format-friendly platform. Users can easily play song from their personal music collection, music store downloads, and rights-managed video clips. It also supports DRM’ed WMV format, allowing rights-protected movies and video clips to be played. Users can listen to the music for up to 45 hours, or watch the movie for up to 8 hours straight.

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Sony is preparing three new Walkman series for tomorrow’s IFA 2008 event — the S, E, and B series. Let’s talk about the S series first. At just 7.5mm thick, the player is loaded with a bunch of high-end, format-friendly features, including the ability to play music from different sources, a handy preinstalled Content Transfer software, and support for popular multimedia codecs, such as WMV (DRM), WAV, and obviously, MP3.

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