1999 NW-MS7
The NW-MS7 is the first Network Walkman to use a Memory Stick as its storage medium.
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These were Sony’s first Network Walkman models, built around removable Memory Stick media before the company fully committed to internal flash storage. This collection captures the awkward but important opening phase of file-based portable audio, when digital music still behaved more like swappable media than a self-contained library.
The NW-MS7 is the first Network Walkman to use a Memory Stick as its storage medium.
The NW-MS9 is a second-generation Memory Stick Walkman, a smaller version based on the NW-MS7.
The NW-MS11 is the second-generation Memory Stick Walkman, succeeding the NW-MS7 and supporting expanded storage capacity.
The NW-MS10 is the second-generation Memory Stick Walkman, following the NW-MS7.
The NW-MS70D is a Memory Stick Walkman equipped with built-in flash memory.
The NW-MS90D is a third-generation Memory Stick Walkman that supports built-in flash memory and Memory Stick Duo expansion.
The NW-MS77DR is a third-generation Memory Stick Walkman that supports built-in flash memory and Memory Stick Duo expansion.