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the SONY
MZR55 |

Dimensions |
78.9 x
18.9 x 84mm |
Weight |
190 (with
battery) |
Inputs/Outputs |
line
in/out, optical in, mic in, headphone |
Features |
40 sec
anti-shock, backlit LCD remote
"stick controller", repeat
1/all, shuffle, maga bass (2 settings) |
Recording |
Mono rec,
synchro rec (optical only) |
Editing |
move,
combine, divide, erase track, erase disc,
track name, disc name |
Battery
Life |
Rec |
Play |
NiMH |
2.5 hrs |
4 hrs |
2xAA |
5 hrs |
10 hrs |
Both |
9.5 hours |
16 hours |
This new
Sony was until recently the smallest and lightest
personal recordable MiniDisc player available
(being 'undertaken' by the new Panasonic). It's 25%
smaller than its predecessor the Sony MZR50 and
like it comes available in three colours; blue,
yellow and gold. It's got loads of advantages
over the R50 beside its size. The remote's
backlit with a longer character display, and
editing buttons feature on it as well. Discs can
be titled while recording is in process and the
clamshell opens via a button, rather than the
slider. However on the minus side is the battery
life (although an upgrade can be brought) and the
fact that despite what it might say in the
manual, it can not be charged while in use like
previous models could. Nevertheless a very
desirable player.
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