Sony is never afraid to experiment with its personal audio line, and the results sometimes can be baffling (witness the PFR-V1 Personal Field Speaker). But they can be inspiring, too: Take the 2GB Walkman NWZ-W202. This $69.99 (list) MP3 player/earphone combo sounds good, stays in place, and is easy to use. The earphones produce substantial low end, and the player features a cool preview mode, which auditions short, recognizable sections of songs so you can quickly surf your library. If you want a display, a radio, or the ability to use your own earphones, the NWZ-W202 isn't for you, but it's an elegant and inexpensive player that's ideal for the gym crowd.
Friday, May 8, 2009
Sony Walkman NWZ-W202
Sony is never afraid to experiment with its personal audio line, and the results sometimes can be baffling (witness the PFR-V1 Personal Field Speaker). But they can be inspiring, too: Take the 2GB Walkman NWZ-W202. This $69.99 (list) MP3 player/earphone combo sounds good, stays in place, and is easy to use. The earphones produce substantial low end, and the player features a cool preview mode, which auditions short, recognizable sections of songs so you can quickly surf your library. If you want a display, a radio, or the ability to use your own earphones, the NWZ-W202 isn't for you, but it's an elegant and inexpensive player that's ideal for the gym crowd.
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