Sony Walkman NW-HD1 20 GB

I actually have two of these because i accidentally crushed the screen of my original one when closing the car boot door. The NW-D1 was the standard of MP3 players a couple of years back before the iPod became big. It boasted a huge 20GB of memory which enabled the user to store over 15.000 tracks in Sony's attracc music form. The design was very sleek with a cool sleak metal finish and a dark plastic around the screen itself. The MP3 player is quite light weihhing only 110g so it will not weigh down your pockets. Navigating through the menus are easy with only several buttons, you cant really get lost using this mp3 player. The problems with this ...  Read the complete review

Upon receiving my first pay cheque I wanted to buy my first mp3 player and so after a lot of searching I decided on this little beauty. Construction: The unit is incredibly small and is billed as the smallest 20gb digital music player. It is about the size of a credit card, a fact which surprised me when I first saw one. As well as being small it is incredibly durable, being made out of metal. When you drop this you're more likely to damage the ground than the music player. Thankfully despite being so small the controls are still manageable for somebody like me who has big hands. On a similar note the Sony is shock proof and works perfectly for ...  Read the complete review

I have owned this mp3 player for nearly a year now and I think it's a very good system, but there are a few things that really bug me. The first one is why cant manufactures make thier mp3 players plug and play so if you wanna transfer something you dont have to take your drivers everywhere. The other thing that bugs me about thsis is that is uses sonys ATRAC system meaning that if you want to transfer a file which isnt in that formatt it converts it efore transfering it(which i find annoying if i'm in a rush) and also it can be tempermental about changing details on the memory which is annoying. I suppose now that the desadvantages are dont this is a very ...  Read the complete review