Sony's Walkman Sports MP3 Player will be available in blue, pink, white, and black and is set to be released in March at a price of US$99.99.

In its quest to keep the legendary Walkman brand relevant in the post-iPod world, Sony has taken to creating some odd and neat, if niche gadgets, like the one-piece waterproof Walkman. Now, here ...

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From noise-cancellation for frequent travelers to affordability for customers on a budget, Sony today unveiled three new Walkman players (series S, E and B) that have something to offer nearly every ...

Fortunately, there are a variety of digital audio players (DAPs) on the market, including several from the OG portable music company, Sony. The Walkman brand lives on in a number of current ...

Perfect as a first music player, WALKMAN® E450 is available in a choice of five fun, funky colours. A fresh new interface makes WALKMAN® even easier and more fun to use. ... Sony NWZ-E450 Walkman MP3 ...

As brand names go, Sony’s Walkman is the ultimate survivor. ... to mobile phones and MP3 players. The company has emerged bloodied, bruised but still standing. ...

Sony Walkman NW-E505/507 (2005): it’s an MP3 player In 2005, Sony released the NW-E505 and NW-E507, which were portable digital audio players (DAPs). These Walkmans were the first to have a built-in ...

The Sony Walkman is just that, and I decided to use a Sony Walkman E394 to relive a part of my life I've long missed: when I used to walk around with an MP3 player in my pocket. Related I'm ...

Sony’s latest additions to its E series range of MP3 players come with interchangeable jackets, and have a USB plug for direct connection to your computer. The player itself comes in black or ...

Sony recently introduced a new line of Walkman MP3 players that the company says will offer "outstanding sound quality, advanced audio technologies, extreme battery life, and more." What's even ...

Sony Corp unveiled its first MP3-compatible, hard disk Walkman music player on Tuesday in an attempt to recover ground lost to Apple Computer’s iPod.