Cradle for connecting NW-A1000 or NW-A3000 MP3 WALKMAN to your PC.Main Features:Speed charge of the battery during connection via the AC power adaptorData transfer from and synchronisation with the PCLine-out for connection to speakersCompatible with both
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0
This is JUST A CRADLE-but I am glad I bought it. No, this is not a replacement for a damaged USB cable that you had with your Walkman. This is just a cradle that can be used for charging and song transfer with cables supplied only with your walkman-so instead of plugging the cable into the bottom of your sony walkman, you plug the cable into the cradle, then stand your walkman on the cradle. This gives you two choices: charge from plug(supplied with walkman) or plug USB (supplied with Walkman) into PC to charge and transfer tracks through Sonicstage... more info
description should be more specific my original usb cable that came with the walkman was damaged, so bought one of these as the selling points include the statement "Data transfer from and synchronization with the PC."
the instructions that come with the cradle say this is only possible with the original usb cable that came with the walkman (which for anyone thinking of getting a walkman...aint cheap)
it does look to be a cool bit of kit...but if your looking for something to replace an original damaged usb cable and allow you to... more info
Neat, tidy and above all else very useful I like to have a tidy desk. I have to admit I'm a bit of a gadgety person. With my PDA, phone, wireless mouse thing etc etc the last thing I needed was another wire on the desk when not in use that I'd have to hunt down.
This unit is ace. It uses the transfer cable you got with your player in the back of it so that you can connect to the PC and comes with a seperate power line so you aren't drawing off your PC all of the time. It's got connectors so you can feed a line... more info
Nothing extra - but I'm still glad I got it I got this because I wanted to plug my walkman into the line-in on my bedside radio and I thought this was the only way to do it. Only on reading the smallprint on the documentation INSIDE the walkman box (ie once I'd bought the cradle too) did I find that the walkman itself can generate a viable line-out signal (I looked at both the Amazon and Sony sites before buying, but did not find this info anywhere). All that annoyance apart, though, I'm much happier having the cradle by my bed than... more info
