Articles on B Series
Sony announces new B-, E-, and S-Series Walkmans - Aug 29, 2008
Crave The first sign of fall in CNET's San Francisco office isn't the turning of leaves--it's the ever-increasing waves of new product announcements. MP3 players in particular start cropping up in late ... Read story »Another day, another 16:9 monitor from Acer - Jan 20, 2009
Crave Hot on the heels of the announcement of its B Series of displays, Acer introduced another 23-incher, the H233H bmid. As is becoming common with PC monitors this year, the Acer ... Read story »Sony announces the B-Series Walkman for Asia 
- Jun 17, 2009
Crave Black, red, orange or pink.
Update: The NWZ-B142F (2GB) and NWZ-B143F (4GB) are now available at a suggested retail price of S$74 and S$99 respectively. If you like the NWZ-W202 ... Read story »
Sony Walkman styles up Japan - Apr 24, 2009
Crave Sony is updating its E-Series Walkman line in Japan, starting May 16, 2009. There's no sign that the updated series will make it to the states (or Asia Pacific, for that ... Read story »Samsung announces the U4 MP3 player - Jul 16, 2008
Crave They just keep churning them out. Like Sony with the B-series, Samsung has also announced its new line of flash drive-like MP3 players, the U4. This model has a tiny OLED ... Read story »
Sony NWZ-B135F (2GB)
Review This Walkman is a solid choice for the gym, thanks to its ultracompact design, quick charge function, and integrated FM tuner--but beware the eye strain.
6.5New Sony Walkman B-series landing in August - Jul 15, 2008
Crave All right, Sony is launching its new Walkman NWZ-B130F series in Asia Pacific next month. The flash player will be available in 1GB and 2GB capacities in black, red, pink and ... Read story »HP redesigns Compaq business laptops - Jun 12, 2008
Crave Businesses weren't left out of HP's massive product launch on Tuesday. A full-line refresh of HP Compaq business notebooks now gives corporate buyers not only a choice of Intel or AMD ... Read story »Latest pricing for Sony's Bravia LCD TV - Nov 16, 2005
Features The Japanese electronics giant aims to expand its global market share in LCD TVs with its latest Bravia range of flat panel television displays. Read story »Jump to page: [1]
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