Sony NW-HD3 Network Walkman 20 GB Digital Music Player (Silver) | 
 enlarge | Brand: Sony
Category: CE
List Price: $349.95
Buy Used: $299.99
You Save: $49.96 (14%)
Rating:  38 reviews
Sales Rank: 4734
Color: Silver
Media: Electronics
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 12 x 12 x 4
MPN: NWHD3SILVER
Model: NWHD3SILVER
UPC: 027242665477
EAN: 0027242665477
ASIN: B0007MU1Y6
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Condition: COMPLETE WITH ALL ACCESSORIES IN ORIGINAL RETAIL BOX
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| Features:
| • | 20 GB Digital Music Player stores 13,000 tracks | | • | Plays back in MP3 and ATRAC Audio Formats | | • | Up to 30 hours of playback | | • | Get 50 songs from Connect.com with product registration | | • | Accessories: SonicStage Software, Headphones (MDR-E931LP), Carrying Pouch, USB Cable, AC Power Adapter |
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Product Description
As well as playing music in Sony's ATRAC3plus format, the Sony NW-HD3 is also an MP3 player. The Sony NW-DH3 has a 30 hour battery life.The Sony NW-HD3 comes with a range of features designed to deliver quality, choice and convenience for every fan of portable music. The built-in 20 GB hard disc can hold the equivalent of 13, 000 tracks or 900 CDs worth of music when using high quality ATRAC3plus audio compression technology. It offers 30 hours of uninterrupted playtime from a single battery charge and withstands almost all kinds of movement to deliver a skip-free performance. Specially developed G-Sensor technology enables the hard disc to resist impact to protect your valuable music or other data. Its aluminum body makes it light to carry.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 33 more reviews...
 NW-HD5 January 21, 2008
Christopher Wettach (Rochester, NY United States)
I bought the Sony NW-HD5 - about two years ago, because is had 20GB and a rechargable/replaceable battery, it worked fine for about two years, the the battery failed, for $50 I bought another one, which would't hold a charge, I sent that one back for yet another now it appears that the player failed, because the second battery will not hold a charge.
The player only works now on AC-power. I replaced it with an Archos 604 with WIFI
 buy something else. August 21, 2007
B. Jackson (Poky, Idaho)
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
I love Sony, i really do. So when i went looking for a mp3, i started with Sony. In 2005 i bought my hd3 and quickly found it to be lacking. I can't believe in the list of the features it has, "comes with an ac adapter" and "you can connect to your PC". Why, because for this type of dmp(digital music player) these features should be synonymous. The problem is there is nothing else. The one thing I thought would have been included was the ability to make a play-list. And with out a play-list the "incredible battery life" is about of that when you're changing to a different artist, or albums because you turn on the back-light every time you touch the thing. I know u can turn it off, but I don't only listen to music when it bright and sunny. And I'm not going to change it back and forth. My friends have mp3's with Swappable rechargeable lithium-ion battery, multiple play lists, Built-in voice recording and FM tuner with FM recording capability. Anyway get something else and do some research if your going to spend this much money.
The player feels and looks great... July 8, 2006
Elaine (NYC)
But the software sonic stage made this by far the worst mp3 player I have ever owned. I suggest you try iaudio. I've had 3 of them (sold one, gave the other one away, and kept one for myself). Easy to upload music, and no headaches like sonicstage. With Iaudio it took me minutes to upload music. With sonicstage it took me 3 entire days (with the computer running) to upload the 4,000 songs. Pathetic.
 clarification May 22, 2006
deer 224 (AR, USA)
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
almost everyone said is correct about this tiny lil' player.
but i'd like to add that we CAN transfer music of files even when there is no charger connected to it.
 A Great Alternative ToThe Overrated iPod! December 9, 2005
Scott Carmichael (Michigan)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
A few days ago I finally got my first ever real, full-featured portable music player, a beautiful red Network Walkman and I love it. The thing I like the most is that it ISN'T an iPod (which is for ultra-chic, wannabee-cool-people, music loving lemmings) and it does a good job at what it's supposed to do! Here's a quick bullet-point review:
+ Great battery life!
+ Beautiful red design...neat "sideways" format
+ Simple and easy to use
+ Sonic Stage tranfers files fast, does a good quick & dirty job
- No WMA support
- Atrac3 encoding necessary for quick transfer of music to player
- Compilation CDs have messed up track orders in SS & on the Walkman
- Recharging / USB connection is messy and overly complicated
- Included Earbuds kill your ears (hard plastic!...ouch!)
Overall, I think this is a B+ product. I gave it five stars because as a music player, it does a great job at that. I see many places for improvement---but since no current music player does everything I want right now, I'll be happy with my Walkman for the next couple years. It's a good 20gb backup drive as well and shopping through [...] (even amid all the controversy of Sony rootkit files, etc.) is very easy, very fast and practically painless.
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