Sony launches the NW-ZX707 Walkman with 5-inch display in India, check price and specs
Delhi : In India, Sony has announced the Walkman NW-ZX707. The manufacturer asserts that the gadget was designed for a diverse group of audiophiles and hi-fi aficionados. People who grew up in the 1990s often recall their formative years when they hear the Walkman. Long before MP3 devices or the Apple iPod existed, there was a portable audio player that allowed users to play cassettes while on the go. Sony has created the Walkman NW-ZX707 to include contemporary technology while yet maintaining the charm of a classic walkman. The Walkman NW-ZX707 has a 5-inch display, Hi-Res Audio wireless sound processing, a 25-hour battery life, and other features.
In India, the cost of a Sony Walkman NW-ZX707
The cost of the Sony Walkman NW-ZX707 is Rs 69,990. Beginning on January 30, customers may buy the gadget only on Headphone Zone. The walkman was introduced in the traditional black and gold colour scheme. The item is expensive given that it is intended for purists. With bank incentives, the gadget is more expensive than an iPhone 13, or even an iPhone 14.
Indian specs for the Sony Walkman NW-ZX707
With a 5-inch display and a luxury style, the Sony Walkman NW-ZX707 is available.
DSD Remastering Engine is a feature of the gadget. This engine resamples PCM audio (a type of digital audio encoding found in the majority of digital devices) into DSD format (which is a high-quality digital audio format often used for music production). Better sound quality is the end consequence, providing greater musical experiences.
To generate high-quality sound, the walkman has upgraded functions and superior parts. A huge solid high polymer capacitor with a large capacitance and low resistance, the FTCAP3 and the NW-ZX707 have improved fine-tuned capacitors. While the digital block is covered by an OFC milled block, the NW-ZX707 may deliver music that seems to emerge from silence. Additionally, a big 8mm coil for balanced output produces better sound resolution throughout the whole frequency range. The most recent Signature Walkman model likewise uses all four of the component types listed below, according to a statement from Sony.
The Sony Walkman has a longer battery life than earlier generations. The NW-ZX707 has a battery life of up to 25 hours 1 for 44.1 kHz FLAC playing, up to 23 hours 1 for 96 kHz FLAC High-Resolution Audio playback, or up to 22 hours 2 even when streaming, according to claims made by the maker
