Hi-Res Audio hits the mainstream in our Android-powered Sony Walkman NWZ-F886 review, but can it do anything your smartphone can't already? At last, Walkman takes on iPod as the maker adds Hi-Res ...

Sony today announced three new Walkman® MP3 players (NWZ-A860, NWZ-S760BT, NWZ-E460 models), each delivering premium sound, a sophisticated design and enhanced features to satisfy any music lover.

Keep it simple We'd wondered whether Sony would try slapping Google's Android operating system on one of its Walkman devices, but it hasn't opted for that in the case of the NWZ-A865. Instead, you ...

We've had the good fortune of putting a Sony NWZ-A829 through its paces over the last few days. Remember, that's Sony's top of the line, 2.4-inch, QVGA Walkman with stereo Bluetooth A2DP and 16GB ...

Sony has announced a couple of new Walkmans to its portfolio, including one that it claims is the world's smallest and lightest portable player. The NWZ-A15 Walkman has come along way in terms of ...

The Sony Walkman NWZ-E474 ($89.99 direct) is a nice looking 8GB MP3 player in search of a market. It's thinner and sounds better out of the box than the SanDisk Sansa Clip Zip, but the latter has ...

Although it bears the well-loved Walkman moniker, the Sony NWZ-ZX1 is not an audio player for the masses. Instead, its high-end digital audio amplifier, together with its ability to play ...

Sony announced the colorful Walkman E-Series, model NWZ-E460 portable MP3 player that delivers up to 50 hours of music — with video and photo playback plus FM radio. With Media Go software you can ...

The new Noise Canceling Walkman (NWZ-S730 series) is the slimmest Walkman ... The S-series Walkman players are the first MP3 players with Sony's SensMe Channels function, which automatically ...

Sony Japan have announced a new range of B-series Walkman PMPs, in the shape of the NWZ-B142F(JE). Not a snappy title, but the PMP claims to make finding the track you want more straightforward ...

Find out in our Sony Walkman NWZ-A15 review. From vinyl, to CD to MP3, the market has always chosen convenience over quality, so by pushing high-resolution audio, it looks like Sony is onto looser ...