Remember when we all dreamed about 16GB flash players months ago? Our dreams became a reality recently with the arrival of the Creative Zen, Sansa View, and iPod Touch. Now, Sony wants a piece of the action. They just announced the A910 series in Japan. The player will range in size from 4 to 16GB. The A910 has an impressive array of features, including built-in noise cancellation, and the ability to watch and record television (via 1seg broadcasting).

Features:

• Capacity: 4, 8, and 16GB
• Display: 2.4" TFT (320 x 240)
• Audio: MP3, WMA, ATRAC, AAC
• Video: MPEG-4, and H.264
• FM Tuner
• Line-in recorder
• Built-in antenna for watching and recording TV
• Noise-Cancellation function
• Battery Life: 36 hours for audio, 10 hours for video, 6 hours for watching TV
• Dimensions: 86.8 × 48 × 12.3mm (74g)
• Colors; Black or Silver

While I won't praise the A910 for its design, I still have to give props to Sony. They're almost always playing catchup when it comes to new trends. Of course, Sony couldn't leave without frustrating us a little. It seems like SonicStage has reared its ugly head again and will be needed for transferring music. The A910 will launch on November 17th, which coincidentally was the launch day for the PS3 last year (useless info FTW). Pricing will be as follows: 4GB for 30,000 Yen ($262US), 8GB for 35,000 Yen ($305US), and the 16GB for 45,000 Yen ($393US).

LINK (via, AV Watch)