Oct 13, 2006 3:32 PM

DigitalLife: Sony Walkman

Sony’s Walkman NW-S705F has noise-cancelling technology and a 50-hour battery life. (photo by Sean Captain)

Sony's Walkman NW-S705F has noise-cancelling technology and a 50-hour battery life. (photo by Sean Captain)

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