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Title: Sony Walkman NWZA815
Pros: Good display, Drag and drop, Reasonably good value
Cons: No expansion possible
Verdict: A strong offering from Sony, with plenty to recommend it
Summary: Pitched directly at the iPod Nano market, Sony's latest Walkman has a few advantages over its rival. The screen is bright and crisp and the displayed MP4 videos look great. The battery life, too, is impressive should it manage the purported 30 hours conti
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Title: Sony Walkman NWZA815
Pros: Good displayDrag and dropReasonably good value
Cons: No expansion possible
Verdict: This 2GB version seems a bit light, and there's no memory expansion possible unlike the Sansas at half the price, but the 8GB iteration is only just over the £100 mark
Summary: The biggest bonus for the Walkman though is its new drag-and-drop functionality
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Title: Sony NWZ-A818 Walkman Flash-Based MP3 Player
Pros: High quality headphones come bundled, Small and incredibly sleek design
Cons: Proprietary connection for PC hookup, No expandable memory slot
Verdict: Overall, the 8GB Sony NWZ-A818 delivers impressive sound quality through its excellent (though strangely short) supplied earbuds. Navigation is intuitive, and the battery life is long. Customers looking for an alternative to Apple's iPod Nano should give
Summary: This intelligently designed flash-based MP3 player performs well enough to give users a great alternative to Apple's iPod Nano.
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80/100 |
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Title: Sony Walkman NWZA815
Pros: Good displayDrag and dropReasonably good value
Cons: No expansion possible
Verdict: This 2GB version seems a bit light, and there's no memory expansion possible unlike the Sansas at half the price, but the 8GB iteration is only just over the £100 mark
Summary: The biggest bonus for the Walkman though is its new drag-and-drop functionality
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