Thermos audio wasn’t a only idea Sony Japan introduced this week; there’s additionally a company’s glossy brandnew speaker docks, the NAS-V5 as well as NAS-V7M, whose intense thoughtfulness have us recollect which time mom told us never to glance at a object. Unfortunately, NAS doesn’t stand for Network Attached Storage here, but the ¥50,000 (about $535) NAS-V7M does have 16GB of internal memory onto that we can slice audio CDs with the singular hold, as well as both it as well as a ¥40,000 ($428) NAS-V5 have internal WiFi that’ll have your Japanese counterparts pumping internet airwave jingles from Shoutcast, vTuner, your PC as well as anything else with a concordant wireless audio tide when they strike Akihabara on Jun 26. They both feature 32-bit DSPs for what you can usually guess will be frail, clean audio quality, have all the standard AM-FM airwave facilities you’ve come to design, and embody an AUX jack as well as the powered USB pier. Oh, as well as lest we dont think about amidst all a bedside table auditory goodness — they’re additionally Walkman docks. Hear the low, balmy Japanese voice explain why we need one, after a ma ngle. Sony Walkman NAS-V5 as well as NAS-V7M speaker docks