Sony NW-E507 Mp3 Flash Memory Player

Sony hasn’t been successful yet in beating the ipod, but perhaps it can diminish the popularity of the ishuffle with it’s upcoming NW-E507. The NW-E507 is a 1 gig Flash mp3 & wma player with an FM tuner, a 3 line display, and a 50 Hour battery life. And it happens to look really good too. T3 mag claims it’s due out in April. J&R has it available for preorder for $199. Ok so it’s not not as cheap as the ishuffle, but I think there’s alot more value here compared to the suffle considering its awesome battery life and that it has a display! And if it proves true to its listed specifications then it will have even better battery life and better looks then the samsung YP-MT6Z which claims a battery life of upto 42 hours.

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Written by Chip Chick · Filed Under Mp3 & Video Players

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5 Responses to “Sony NW-E507 Mp3 Flash Memory Player”

sandau on April 18th, 2005 12:35 pm

it looks good but sony screwed up again. can you say proprietary USB cable interface? why can’t they (for once) just make something ‘just work’(tm).
sandau on April 18th, 2005 12:38 pm

oh yeah, and for that price, $199, i’d rather buy a 4gb iPod mini.
Mp3 Player Guide on June 22nd, 2005 6:53 pm

Specs: Network Walkman Digital Music Player NW-E507

Small as a pack of gum. Plays MP3s and FM radio. Insanely long battery life. 1GB1 Built-In Memory / Stores…
Larry on June 23rd, 2005 3:12 pm

The USB cable is not proprietary in that it is a typical USB A-Mini B cable which you can get at most stores. And you probably have a cable just like it laying around as many players use this kind of USB connection.
John on August 15th, 2005 7:50 pm

I dont understand why Sony doesn’t provide an armband… The only fault I can see. What do other people use?