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With its compact, sleek design, the Walkman NW-A3000 produced by Sony, is a digital media player that allows its users to store about 5000 songs on the 20 GB built-in memory module. This media device can also offer a battery life up to 35 hours. The model is available with the dimensions of 6.52 cm width, 10.41 cm height, 2.13 cm depth and 182.00 g weight.Product Identifiers
BrandSony
MPNNW-A3000B
EAN4905524316711
ModelWalkman NW-A3000
eBay Product ID (ePID)97365236
Product Key Features
ConnectivityUSB, USB 2.0
Screen Size2in
Dimensions
Weight182.00 Gm
Depth2.13cm
Height10.41cm
Width6.52cm
Additional Product Features
Brand ColourBlack
Power SourceRechargeable Via USB Cable, Internal Battery, AC/DC Adapter
Number of Songs5000
Storage Capacity20GB
Model NumberWalkman Nw-A3000
Audio Supported FormatsAtrac3, Mp3, Wma, Wav
FeaturesEqualiser Controls
Battery Life (Hours)35 Hours
Bewertungen und Rezensionen
Relevanteste Rezensionen
- 30. Dez. 2020
Very Good
Works perfectly provided you've already got the necessary software (which I have).Bestätigter Kauf: JaArtikelzustand: Gebraucht
- 30. Okt. 2016
download and use JSymphonic, or don't bother.
The Sony software that is 'required' to load audio files into this player is a nightmare. When it works, it's great, but it will refuse to load and run if it detects any system changes with your PC. Many years ago, there was a Sony service that the program could access to refresh your database and get it running again. Although I've recently read on a forum that the service is still available sporadically, I've never been able to get anything but an error code while trying to. It's such a shame. Sony's paranoid copyrite policies have ruined a lot of good hardware during the years between 1993 and 2010. They seem to be getting over it a bit nowadays. Minidisc was nobbled by it. Network Walkmans like these were nobbled by it too. When they decided to abandon the online "Connect" service, which was a kind of itunes store+ concept, they absolutely killed these players dead. However, there is hope. Several years ago someone wrote a JAVA program called JSymphonic that can be downloaded for free from Sourceforge. It requires that JAVA is installed on your PC. The best way to use JSymphonic is to copy it onto the root of the player's hard drive. From there, it can be run in any situation with any PC ( that has JAVA installed, that is ). It has a basic set of functions that can be customised to suit the layout of the sources of audio files on your computer. Just copying files onto the player will not work, because the player uses it's internal database to manage files. JSymphonic writes to and reads that database, enabling the player to know what's what. Once you have audio files loaded, the player is a sweety. Not the most detailed sound profile around, by a long way, but warm punchy and smooth. My old ipod mini sounds anemic by comparison. Make sure you get a sync/charging lead with it because they are unique to this series and 3rd party manufacturers never bothered with making them so they are rare. The NW-A3000 is quite a heavy player. I think the black ones and the silver ones look great. The final V3 firmware is still available from sony sites and is very easy to install, if you need to. You can try using the sony software if you like but sooner or later it will refuse to work so you might as well get used to using JSymphonic from the get go. I've used it so many times by now that it's dead simple and very fast for me. Unlike with old ipods, no one has succeeded in replacing the hard drive with a larger capacity CF card. The smaller NW-A1000 which has a 6gig HD inside it CAN be expanded up to 8gig, but I tried a 16gig and a 32gig and failed with both. A nice bit of retro, if you chuck the sony software.Bestätigter Kauf: JaArtikelzustand: Gebraucht
