14 July 2009 12:32 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
Sony has launched two new Walkmans in the UK, the B Series and E Series models.The 9.3mm slim, entry-level E Series offers mini portable media player abilities with a 2-inch screen and a recordable FM tuner with up to 30 hours of music or 6 hours of video playback.
With Sony's Clear Audio technology, there's a 5-band equaliser and a Dynamic Normalizer to balance volume levels between songs.
Supporting a range of formats, including WMA and WMV, there's also support for video file format conversion via the supplied Content Transfer software.
The B Series, launched in Japan as the Zappin range, is the ultra-portable option for gym-ers and commuters. It claims 18 hours music playback with a 3-minute quick charge to power it up for 90 minutes of listening.
As well as a recordable FM tuner, the B Series also offers "Zappin", the Sony function that plays a few seconds from each track for identification.
Both models offer drag and drop music transfer from a PC, while the E Series can hook up to iTunes 8.1 using Content Transfer and the B Series will play well with audio systems that support USB mass storage management.
Sony is offering accessories for the players with cases, a sports armband for B Series and a speaker dock for the E Series available.
Both models will be available from the end of July.
Audio, Sony, MP3 players, Walkman, PMPs, Radios






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