Differences With Sony Walkman NW-A800
This article is about differences on the specification. For detail specification on NW-A810, see Sony NW-A800.| NW-A800 | NW-A810 | |
|---|---|---|
| Audio Format | ATRAC, ATRAC3, ATRAC3Plus Bitrate : 48-352 kbit/s, Freq : 44.1 kHz ATRAC Advanced Lossless Bitrate : 64-352 kbit/s, Freq : 44.1 kHz |
Linear PCM 1,411 kbit/s Freq : 44.1 kHz |
| Video Format | MPEG-4 Simple Profile, Max bitrate : 2,500 kbit/s H.264/AVC Baseline Profile Level 1.2 & 1.3, Max bitrate : 768 kbit/s |
H.264/AVC Baseline Profile Level 1.2 & 1.3, Max bitrate : 768 kbit/s |
| Gapless Playback | Yes (ATRAC) | No |
| Software Package | Sonicstage 4.3 Sony Image Converter 3.0 |
MP3 Conversion Tool Windows Media Player 11 |
| Capacity (User Available) | NW-A805 : 1.81 GB NW-A806 : 3.73 GB NW-A808 : 7.56 GB |
NWZ-A815 : 1.71 GB NWZ-A816 : 3.57 GB NWz-A818 : 7.30 GB |
Hardware-wise, NW-A800 and NW-A810 are identical. The main difference laid on the firmware which affect audio format support and music management software. Unless mentioned specifically above, the rest of specification is exactly the same for both devices.
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