> Before this post I did a little research to see if I could find a Sony MP3
> player similar to a Rio. From my research, I have found that Sony doesn't
> seem to make an actual MP3 player.
This is true, to the extent that they don't make an MP3 walkman-style
device. However, they do make an MP3 player. The Sony CDX-MP450X is a
car AM/FM/CD/MP3 player. It plays MP3 files that are burned onto a CD-R
or CD-RW, along with audio CDs and the radio. Unlike the music clip, it
requires no special software apart from a CD burning program and something
to make/get MP3s with.
> My whole point when I first started looking to see if Sony made an MP3
> player, was based on a theory of mine that Sony does not encourage MP3 since
> it is now in the record business. Remember this is the same company that
> went to court to fight for the individual's right to make home recordings.
I'm not sure how the existance of this car deck affects your theory.
Since they have the technology and the willingness to build a _mobile_ MP3
player, I have to wonder why they aren't building a _portable_ MP3 player.
-- Dave Kimmel
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