Sony NWA3000 Silver Personal MP3 Player
June 12, 2007
Sony NWA3000 silver personal MP3 player is a digital MP3 audio player. It is one of the latest arrivals in the market. It has been proudly introduced by Sony recently. From the design to technology it has integrated the most advanced features. It has designed in an attractive manner. It looks cute and smart and it can perform multiple functions by a single touch of buttons.
The Sony NWA3000 silver personal MP3 player is a light weight product that has only 1.5 ounces of weight. It has a storage capacity of 20 GB. With in this memory capacity you can hold 5000 songs based on approximate song size of 4 MB. This reflects the amount of recordable memory that comes with the MP3 player.
Sony NWA3000 silver personal MP3 player can be powered by a rechargeable Lithium battery. This battery can be used up to 35 hours. This new MP3 player also has a built-in display screen of two inches in size.
You can use head phones to hear music without disturbing others. These headphones are binaural with the ear-bud and stereo feature. In addition to the head phones a built-in microphone is also provided with this player. You can connect external devices to this player with the help of Hi-speed USB connection. This is the type of connection required to download music from your PC to the MP3 player. Some models offer more than one interface type for maximum flexibility.
You can use different modes to play tracks like A-B repeat, repeat all, and random play in this Sony NWA3000 silver personal MP3 player. This player can play different audio formats like WMA, Audible, MP3, and WMA DRM. Audio format refers to the types of audio files a device can play.
On Screen Display refers to the indicators that can be displayed on the screen of the device. These may include items like battery status, file details or connectivity. You can personalize the Equalizer according to your taste and preferences. You can set different formats like Rock, Jazz, Pop and Classic. You can also use various other options like play list, media library, and sort play list by name, by size, by artist etc.
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