Sony VAIO VGF-WA1/W Wireless Media Receiver

Sony VAIO VGF-WA1/W Wireless Media Receiver (802.11b/g)

11 Sellers from $152.71

Summary
Description	VAIO VGF-WA1/W Wireless Media Receiver
Manufacturer	Sony
Lowest Price	$152.71
Available at	11 Stores
Product Specification
Networking
Network Architecture Supported	Wireless Ethernet - 11 Mbps IEEE802.11b Wireless Ethernet - 54 Mbps IEEE802.11g
Media Formats Supported
Audio Format	AAC MP3 PCM WAV WMA
Interface
Input	USB 2.0
Output	Audio - Digital Optical Audio - Line Out (1/8" Mini) Audio - RCA
General
Included Components	Remote Control
Dimensions
Height	5.45 in
Width	14.96 in
Depth	4.57 in
Weight	5.51 lbs
Warranty
Warranty Information	1 Year Limited Warranty
More Info
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