Sony to release new digital Walkman music players, stereo sets

TOKYO, Japan - Sony Corp. will start releasing on Oct. 21 five types of new digital Walkman music players and three types of component stereos that enable music to be download from an online service without the need to use a personal computer. The features of the new Walkman models include reduced distortion of low-pitch sounds and improved functions to reduce exterior noise levels. (Kyodo)

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