Sony seems to be working on a new gadget recently that is called “Rolly“. According to Engadget, Rolly in fact is a digital audio player that comes without display. The Rolly also contains only a single button that provides the two main functions only, which “play” and “stop”. The Rolly could be incorporated with some other Sony’s technology that allows you to control music without buttons as seen in those walkman phones. It could be Rolly loaded with the shake control software that would allow you to flick it right or left to advance or jump-back tracks; shake it to shuffle-up the music. So, what would Rolly finally be? More than a DAP? A music-focused Wii on wheels?
via [eNgAdGeT]
September 10th, 2007 at 4:34 am
[...] Sony’s Rolly is now official. The company just unveiled it publicly this morning. Before this, there have been lots of rumors flying around for couple of weeks with this little mysterious music player. Now, it’s official, it’s an oval-shaped palm-sized player with built-in speaker, 1GB internal memory and a battery life that can last up to 5 hours. [...]
September 8th, 2008 at 5:40 am
[...] Sony has got a couple of hot devices for the music-feverish geeks. It’s just rolled out two new models of MP3 players which are NW-630F and NWS730. Both these players are flashed-based, having a memory size of 16GB. [...]