Sony is adding a new Android-powered media player to its Walkman family. The new Sony Walkman F800 can handle audio, video, or Android apps, and works with the Sony Unlimited subscription audio service.

Sony Walkman F800

The portable media player will have a 3.5 inch multitouch display, an NVIDIA Tegra 2 dual core processor, and support for WiFi and Bluetooth.

It comes preloaded with Sony’s media apps for Android as well as email, maps, and other software.

Sony will launch a 16GB model in August for about $270, while a 32GB version will run about $300.

For less than those prices, you could pick up a Google Nexus 7 with a larger screen and faster processor — but Google’s tablet isn’t as easy to slide into your pocket as a Sony Walkman.

via Engadget

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3 replies on “Sony introduces Walkman F800 with Android 4.0”

  1. dude, think you got it wrong. the slimmest Walkman is the E470, measuring 7mm thick and not the F800 series. read again.

  2. You could also nearly buy a google nexus which has cell capabilities, bigger screen + plenty more.

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