The Sony EX MDR-EX36V headphones for MP3 players (see CNET Review) are most likely better than any stock ear buds or headphones that came with an MP3 player you bought, but they’re not top of the line. If you’re wanting to get something better than what came with your MP3 player, though, this is a [...]
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Sony EX MDR-EX36V Headphones
February 25th, 2009 
Kris Saelen 
Posted in Accessories, Creative, iriver, Reviews, Sony 
Tags: Earbuds, Headphones, Sony 
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December 26th, 2008 Kris Saelen Ah, nostalgia. Does anyone remember when the Sony Walkman first hit the scene? Everyone was like, “What!? A portable music player?! Get out!” It was true, though, and “walkman” almost became a generic term for portable music player. The latest generation Sony Walkman – the NWZ-S738F (see CNET Review or PC MAG Review) comes in [...]
The World’s First Digital Noise Canceling Headphones by Sony
November 15th, 2008 Kris Saelen The Sony MDR NC500D is a world breakthrough of being the first Digital Noise Canceling Headphone. Although the tag is a bit pricey at $400.00 dollars, we feel all the worth as it allows more flexibility in performance than an analog models. Much more as an added benefit, the phone’s signal to noise ratio is [...]
MP3 for Everywhere: 2GB Walkman MP3 No. NWZ-B135F
October 30th, 2008 Kris Saelen Several champions have been made on the featherweight division in boxing, but this featherweight champion is different – the Sony Walkman 2GB MP3 Player No. NWZ-B135F as it boasts a featherweight design not just for the gym and travel buffs but also for the daily commuters. Much more, it may be featherweight but packed with [...]
The Sony Earbud Style Headphones No. MDR-EX55
October 28th, 2008 Kris Saelen The Sony Earbud Style Headphones Model No. MDR-EX55 features a 9mm driver units for perfect sound quality. And the best part, it is universal and will fit to almost any kind of MP3 players. This accessory was developed with Sony’s latest precision audio technology, which in essence means that the sound it delivers is more [...]
