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the PANASONIC SJ-MR100

Dimensions 77 x 18.9 x 84mm
Weight 161 (with battery)
Inputs/Outputs line in, optical in, mic in, headphone
Features 40 sec anti-shock, backlit LCD remote, jog dial, bass boost, repeat 1/all, shuffle
Recording Mono rec, synchro rec, auto track mark
Editing move, combine, divide, erase track, erase disc, track name, disc name
Battery Life Rec Play
NiMH 6 hrs 10 hrs
1xAA 2.5 hrs 14 hrs
Both 12 hours 25 hours

The size line shifts again as this Panasonic grabs the title for the worlds (current) smallest recordable MiniDisc player, snatching the glory from the Sony; and it's an commendable opponent. It's another good looker with its brushed aluminium skin; coming complete with all the features that you would expect including a snazzy side mounted jog dial, which has an integral push button for labelling and track selection. The MR100 has loads of new technological advances, incorporating the newly developed one beam optical pickup laser. It has a large clear LCD screen on the unit, plus a substantial backlit remote. Recording is made easy and it has a special 'one track record' function, which pauses the player after a CD track finishes. Panasonic has done it again with one nice new player.

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