Sony unveils touch-screen Walkman with clearer color display

TOKYO, Japan - Sony Corp. unveiled new touch-screen Walkman X-series digital music players on April 14. The new NW-X1000 series, which has a 3-inch clearer organic light-emitting diode display, has a string of new features including Wi-Fi wireless Internet access and a menu featuring a connection to the YouTube video streaming site. (Kyodo)

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