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Sony NWZA818BLK 8GB Walkman Video MP3 Player (Black)
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	List Price: $199.95 Our Price: $197.44 You Save: $2.51 *Features* • High Quality Video Playback at 30 frames per second • Up to 33 Hours Battery • 2.0" QVGA LCD Screen • Compatible with Secure Windows Media Audio • Video Codec Support: MPEG 4, AVC Baseline
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Sony NWZA818BLK 8GB Walkman Video MP3 Player (Black) description
Rock with your favorite music, watch crystal clear full-motion video and enjoy your photos on a beautiful color-rich screen with the NWZ-A818BLK Walkman Video MP3 player. The slim-line player lets you see it all on its high-resolution 2" QVGA LCD screen. Small enough to slip into a bag or pocket, the 8GB NWZ-S818BLK Walkman Video MP3 player can store up to 5,050 songs, 30 hours of video or hundreds of photographs, giving you the delight of multimedia entertainment anytime, anyplace. Also available in silver.

8GB Built-in Memory
Store up to 5,050 Songs or up to 30H 40M of video on your Walkman video MP3 Player and never be without your entertainment again.

High Quality Video Playback
Playback your favorite videos right on the player using MPEG 4 and M4V profile at 30 frames per second.

Battery Life
With up to 33 hours of audio playback and up to 8 hours of video playback you don't have to worry about charging your player.

2.0" QVGA LCD Screen
Easily view your movies, photos and music information on the high quality, 320x240 display.

Compatible with Secure Windows Media Audio
Giving you more options than ever for downloading and listening to music.

MP3/WMA/AAC Audio Codec Support
Supports playback of MP3 and WMA DRM and non-DRM audio files downloaded from multiple sources. Also supports non-DRM AAC content, giving you multiple options for downloading music the way you want.

4 Clear Audio Technologies
Digital Sound Enhancement Engine(DSEE), Clear Bass, Clear Stereo and EX Series Headphones give an enhanced listening experience. Clear Bass enahnces the bass sound, minimizing distortion while Clear Stereo reduces the leaking from one channel to another. DSEE restores the higher sound frequency lost when creating compressed music files, thus reproducing a sound quality closer to the original CD quality.

Time Machine Shuffle
Shuffle play among songs from a randomly selected year. (Information will come from CD information that is downloaded from the Gracenote CDDB)

Music Search
Search for music on your Walkman video player by All Songs, Album, Artist, Genre, Release Year, Folder and Playlists.

Initial Search
Use the first letter of the song, album or artist to easily find the music you are looking for.

Bi-Directional LCD Display
Watch your videos and view your photographs either vertically or horizontally by adjusting the screen to the orientation you prefer.

What's in the Box
NWZ-A818BLK Walkman Video MP3 player, USB Cable (22 pin to USB), MDR-EX082 Headphones and extension cord, CD-ROM with Windows Media Player 11 and MP3 Conversion Tools, Quick Start Guide, Adaptor Plate (for optional 22 pin cradle).

Sony NWZA818BLK 8GB Walkman Video MP3 Player (Black) Customer Reviews

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A WARNING for those who want to DRAG-and-DROP

I am an 'anything-but-iPod' person, and thought I found the perfect player. I primarily wanted drag-and-drop ability, so that some third-party software didn't take over my computer. After spending >2 hours on the phone with Sony, and having my questions 'escalated' up to higher departments, I am told that it is common when using Windows Explorer to drag-and-drop mp3 files that the YEAR tag cannot be read. This is trivial, but for the fact that the screen readout for all songs will say "Unknown" on the bottom line, as you cannot customize the display (only whether album art or title information present or not). Furthermore, one of the main menu items, the time capsule shuffle is not applicable, because for it to work, it needs to see release year. Sony thus recommends that Windows Media Player be used for transfers, which essentially replicates the iTunes-iPod pairing that so many of us want to avoid. TOO BAD, because this is a simple programming fix!

If you don't care about album year stats and an 'unknown' line will not bother you, then this is a non-issue, and I strongly recommend the player. However, it baffles my mind that Sony would have released a product with such a trivial flaw.

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