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What's inside Sony's $5,900 Walkman for obsessive audiophiles?

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Sony has discontinued its most expensive portable audio device, the US$5,900 NW-WM1ZM3 Walkman, marking the end of a high-end line that catered to audiophiles. The device was the company's peak offering before shifting focus toward more affordable models. No specific technical specifications or user reviews are provided in the source text.

Key points

• Sony discontinued the US$5,900 NW-WM1ZM3 Walkman, which was its most expensive portable audio device.
• The discontinuation occurred after the company shifted its strategy away from high-end portable audio.

Context

Sony's portable audio lineup has evolved over time, moving toward more discerning listeners. This discontinuation represents the conclusion of a specific product line designed for audiophiles.

Limitations

The source text provides no specific technical specifications, user reviews, or dates for the discontinuation event. It does not explain why the product was discontinued or what happened to the remaining units.

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