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Sony 4 GB Walkman Video MP3 Player (Red)

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Street Price: $159.95
Gaunz Org Price: $94.85
Savings!: $65.10 (41%)
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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 580





Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: Sony
Color: RED
Display Size: 2.4 inches
EAN: 0027242722040
Label: Sony
Product Manufacturer: Sony
Model: NWZS616FRED
Publisher: Sony
Ranking: 580
Studio: Sony
Warranty: 1 year warranty


Piece facts:
  • High quality video playback at 30 frames per second
  • Up to 33 Hours of Battery Life
  • 1.8" QVGA LCD Screen
  • Compatible with Secure Windows Media Audio
  • FM Tuner with 30 Station Presets



(Red) Player MP3 Video Walkman GB 4 Sony





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Slim and stylish, the NWZ-S616FRED Walkman(R) Video MP3 player combines a powerful digital music player with a 1.8' QVGA LCD screen for hours of multimedia entertainment. Listen to your favorite songs, view videos and photographs or listen to your favorite radio stations with the built-in FM tuner. lt supports playback of MP3 and WMA DRM and non-DRM audio files downloaded from multiple sources, as well as AAC non-DRM content, so that you can enjoy your music no matter the format or download source. Weighing less than 2 ounces but with the capacity to store up to 2,300 songs, 15 hours of video or hundreds of photographs, the 4GB NWZ-S616FRED Walkman(R) Video MP3 player delivers everything you need to take your favorite entertainment with you. Compatible with Secure Windows Media Audio MP3/WMA/AAC Audio Codec Support Utilizes 3 Clear Audio technologies to reproduce crystal clear, CD-quality audio. FM Tuner with 30 Station Presets Shuffle play among songs from a randomly selected year. Bi-directional screen display

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Slim and stylish, the NWZ-S616FRED Walkman Video MP3 player combines a powerful digital music player with a 1.8' QVGA LCD screen for hours of multimedia entertainment. Listen to your favorite songs, view videos and photographs or listen to your favorite radio stations. Weighing less than 2 ounces but with the capacity to store up to 2,300 songs, hours of video or hundreds of photographs, the 4GB NWZ-S616FRED Walkman Video MP3 player delivers everything you need to take your favorite entertainment with you. Also available in pink, black and silver.



4GB Built-in Memory
Store up to 2,450 songs or up to 15H 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 or 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.

1.8' 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. Will also support AAC non-DRM content, giving you multiple options for downloading music the way you want.

3 Clear Audio Technologies
Utilizes 3 Clear Audio Technologies to reproduce crystal clear, CD-quality audio.
  • Digital Sound Enhancement Engine (DSEE) restores the higher sound frequency lost when creating compressed music files.
  • Clear Bass enhances the bass sound while minimizing distortion.
  • Clear Stereo reduces signal leakage from one channel to another.


FM Tuner with 30 Station Presets
Allows you to preset and listen to your favorite radio stations while on the go.

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

lnitial 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-S616FRED Walkman Video MP3 player, USB Cable (22 pin to USB), MDR-E804LP Headphones and extension cord, CD-R0M with Windows Media Player 11 and MP3 Conversion Tools, Quick Start Guide.


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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * 1st mp3 player ...
This is my first mp3 player and I love it. The battery life is much more than I expected.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - I love this MP3
This is a great little MP3. It's very small and lightweight but easy to use and read. The sound is very good, loud, clear, many features. It's easy to put music into. I would suggest it to a friend and if it weren't for all the great sales at the stores right now, I would considering buying it as a gift for someone else instead of buying more stuff for myself!

Love it!


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * very very good player ...
excellent player for the price.
sound is better then an ipod
plus fm player.
easy copy and paste all my music into the player from my music folder!!!
earbuds are not bad at all.
Well done Sony!!!!!!!!


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Very user friendly
I really didn't want to get into the 'MP3' world, but because I am a very senior lady, who wants to keep up with the technology, I bought this pretty red 4gig, to experiment with. I was a bit disappointed because it was too easy. The music I copied from my CD's was downloaded onto it in a flash using RealPlayer. In adding add'l music at another time, I accidentally doubled the original songs. I called Sony, and I have to say, their tech associates are 'top shelf'. In a few moments, I was back on the right 'track'. I was told to go into my computer, then 'walkman'/music file, and then delete what I didn't want. I deleted the whole thing and reloaded everything in a moment. I was so fickled at that point that I loaded a few pictures onto it and pre-set my FM stations. Wow! This is a must if you want simplicity with great sound. Kudos to Sony & for the best price.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Superb Product ...
I highly recommend this mp3 player. Previously, I have purchased two Sansa players. Both were junk. The last one lasted only a couple of months before locking up. Tech support was of no use. I switched to Sony. This Sony product is easy to use and has great battery life. I really like being able to set up different folders for podcasts I listen to. The video is great but could have clearer instructions that you really need to purchase Media Manager Pro from the Sony website to be able to convert video for the player. At $12.95, it was well worth it. Overall, a five star product.

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