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Sony Adds The NWZ-E363 to its Walkman Range

The player is targeted at the regular music enthusiast who'd wish for great music quality, at a price that's not steep.

Anuradha Shetty|Jun 14, 2011, 17:21:07 IST

Popular technology brand, Sony has today announced an addition to its Walkman range – the Sony Walkman NWZ-E363. As the name suggests, Sony is forwarding this newbie as a perfect accompaniment for a music enthusiast, who is looking for a good experience with music, at an affordable price.Sony has lent its ‘clear audio technology’ to its new range, which Sony claims, renders a crisp and clear feel to the audio. The Walkman also comes with, what Sony calls a Dynamic Normalizer that takes care of the sudden changes in volume between tracks. The Walkman boasts of a capacity of 4 GB.

More, for less?

Here’s a look at the detailed specifications of the Sony Walkman NWZ-E363:

2.0 TFT color display, with white LED backlight
FM radio
Mini USB
SensMe channel
MP3, AAC, WMA(DRM), L-PCM, WMV(DRM)

The Sony Walkman NWZ-E363 is being made available starting from today, for an MRP of Rs. 4,990.

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