Support FLAC lossless Sony Walkman NMZ-E580/E380 debut

In today's smartphone digital pocket digital, in the face of the sluggish music player industry, only a few companies still insist on updating the product line every year. As a former music overlord, Sony seems to intend to die with the iPod series. This year's Pioneer is the NMZ-E580/E380.

The E series is a mid-range product in the Sony flash memory class MP3, and has been recognized by consumers with high cost performance. The E580/E380 has not received a relatively large upgrade in some functions, and continues to move closer to the mid-to-high-end S series. It is gratifying that both new products will support the FLAC lossless compression format and finally meet the requirements of some non-destructive fans.

E380 is a relatively basic version, in line with the previous positioning of the E series. The plug is not a noise canceling headphone, the screen size is only 1.77 inches. It provides 4GB and 8GB storage specifications, and the battery life is 30 hours of music playback.

The more powerful E580 models are upgraded. In addition to the functions already available on the E380, the MDR-NC31 noise canceling headphones are also available. The battery life is up to 77 hours, which is a big improvement compared to the previous 36 hours (the previous generation S series is only There is a 50-hour battery life. And it also supports Apple's lossless compression format Apple Lossless, which is full of sincerity. At the same time, the design style has changed somewhat, the body has become more tough, the front panel looks very flat, and the front is a little round. The .E580 is available in 8GB and 16GB versions, and there are still a few if you don't listen to it.

Sony has not announced the price of the two models, will be the first to sell in Europe later this month. In fact, Xiaobian is still looking forward to the 35th anniversary of next year, I will talk about it?