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Sony ND300 cd walkman

Reviewed on 11/15/05 Plays: 320

Sony ND300 cd walkman with all features.

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Hello, today we're reviewing the Sony DNE300 CD Walkman. It actually is a very, very attractive piece. I got this off the Sony site for very, very cheap, about $40 or $50. But, it actually works quite well because all you really need to do is copy all your P3's off to the CD and just put them in here and it plays it. The batteries are actually located underneath the disk here, and basically after you're done with that, it lasts about maybe about 100 hours or so. It actually is very, very long. When you turn it, it will automatically scan and then check the root folder so that it'll index everything and then make it easier to search, as you can see there. You can actually put in an outsource 4.5 volt DC input, the playing buttons are next to that, and you open the buttons here. I'd definitely go with better headphones because the ones that actually come with this are not too good. The buttons are actually located here and they're very, very quick to access. You have a hold button on the back to actually help prevent you from, you know, getting, hitting buttons when you, when you're traveling through the subway or something like that. Overall, I give this 9 out of 10 for features, and best for price. But the alternative is actually, again, iPod, but why get an iPod if you can actually get everything on CD?