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You gotta get yourself an MDR with m2 Walkman , such amazing combination“What the hell?” is a good summary for describing this new firmware.
You gotta get yourself an MDR with m2 Walkman , such amazing combination“What the hell?” is a good summary for describing this new firmware.
Care to print some USD for me? Or Japanese yen?You gotta get yourself an MDR with m2 Walkman , such amazing combination
I love mine my only gripe is that even with the optimization it could be a little bit faster and more responsive but the battery life is so good I can't really complain much. a little patience goes a long way.Well my wm1am2 has just been delivered. Feel like a kid at Christmas again.
Just working through all those optimisations now. It's just doing a firmware update at the moment. Resisting the urge to start playing with it.I love mine my only gripe is that even with the optimization it could be a little bit faster and more responsive but the battery life is so good I can't really complain much. a little patience goes a long way.
perhaps by the time the M3 is announced they'll have that figured out.
i bet m3 will still be the same cpu .. lol ..I love mine my only gripe is that even with the optimization it could be a little bit faster and more responsive but the battery life is so good I can't really complain much. a little patience goes a long way.
perhaps by the time the M3 is announced they'll have that figured out.
As Sony engineers will tell you in their future engineer interview article of M3, the cpu is selected on the basis of sound quality and low power consumption.i bet m3 will still be the same cpu .. lol ..
They would say that though. How do we know it's not so they can save money on the CPU they use? They are a business and the bottom line is the only line they care about.As Sony engineers will tell you in their future engineer interview article of M3, the cpu is selected on the basis of sound quality and low power consumption.
Yes, I am sure Sony looked to save a few bucks on their golden brick flagship DAP by deliberately choosing a cheaper CPU and not really caring about audio quality. Everything about the build and price of this unit (and the 1AM2) suggests that Sony primarily cares about the bottom line over the short term. Long-term and reputation be damned, I hear those engineers saying. They also know that the market for these gold bars is made up of fools who cannot tell the difference between $10 earbuds and the Sennheiser HE-1, so why not sneak it by them, they'll never know.They would say that though. How do we know it's not so they can save money on the CPU they use? They are a business and the bottom line is the only line they care about.
I'm guessing it's going to be impossible to say if different CPUs affect the sound despite there being more cores or higher clock speeds. You can have rationalisations that it might affect SQ but you wouldn't really know for sure unless you did some testing.
I'm not convinced it's not just a cost saving measure in all honesty.