Sony Giga Juke HDD Hi-Fi Systems introduced

Monday, June 15, 2009, 4:27
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gigajukenas-sc500pk Sony has announced the launch of its two new jukeboxes, Giga Juke NAS-SC500PK and NAS-E300HD HDD Hi-Fi systems, which enable users to their liked songs into the integrated hard disk drive and set up their own music libraries.

The Giga Juke NAS-SC500PK has a built-in 160GB hard disk drive, a multi-room feature, and a music server with a wireless player. These components make the device a true entertainment gadget. The customers are ensured to add client players and allow a minimum of five system users to listen to the music wirelessly. They can also access the main server and play different songs in five different areas. Not only that, they can also repeat the same song in each room simultaneously using the ‘party’ button.

The built-in “Music Transfer” software allows the customers directly transfer music files from a PC. The customers have the option. They can import the file to the jukebox from a PC using a LAN cable. They can also do it wirelessly by using a broadband router or system’s router. It can recognize and add only new titles. You don’t need to worry.

The NAS-SC500PK supports several formats including MP3, AAC, Linear PCM and WMA. Thus, the customers can access music from an array of sources such as CD, radio, PC and Internet. You can also look for the favorite artists in an alphabetic format and access the Internet radio from the wireless player.

The HDD Hi-Fi system possesses main unit speakers bundled with a twin magnet technology-powered redesigned woofer to provide high quality music service. As its reviews, the integration of Sony’s DSEE (Digital Sound Enhancement Engine) technology achieves original sound quality and keeps high frequencies while file compression.

The Giga Juke NAS-E300HD possesses an 80GB HDD, 60W of amplification and a built-in WM-PORT. It supports MP3, AAC and WMA audio file formats. The Giga Juke NAS-SC500PK and NAS-E300HD HDD Hi-Fi systems will hit the market this month.