Engadget took the time recently to give impressions, pictorial, and video review of the touchscreen Walkman (NWZ-X1050/NWZ-X1060). The screen just oozes quality, and the general overview is pretty enticing. I have always thought that this is Sony’s best product they’ve ever offered against the iPod. It generally seems that Sony DAP’s are progressively getting better, and more open. The drag and drop functionality is super nice. Unfortunately, the model they had was a Japanese pre-production unit and they weren’t really able to show off the noise cancellation nor the web browser. The pictures and video are nice, but we will be taking a more in depth look when we recieve our review sample. Great job nonetheless, hopefully this will open some more eyes towards its quality.
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Engadget took the time recently to give impressions, pictorial, and video review of the touchscreen Walkman (NWZ-X1050/NWZ-X1060). The screen just oozes quality, and the general overview is pretty enticing. I have always thought that this is Sony’s best product they’ve ever offered against the iPod. It generally seems that Sony DAP’s are progressively getting better, and more open. The drag and drop functionality is super nice. Unfortunately, the model they had was a Japanese pre-production unit and they weren’t really able to show off the noise cancellation nor the web browser. The pictures and video are nice, but we will be taking a more in depth look when we recieve our review sample. Great job nonetheless, hopefully this will open some more eyes towards its quality.
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