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... can't be trusted and have to have some rather dodgy digital methods. I like the resume mode which means that when I next turn the machine on it will resume playing from where I left off. You do need to reset this switch whenever you change CD though because it just remembers a track number and goes to it regardless of the disc. Also it annoyingly goes into repeat mode when you play a CD, probably so it can replay those first few tracks it skipped although it will now loop enedlessly unless you manually stop it. The h...more

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Panasonic SL-S 360: Plays forever (Panasonic SL-SX300) (828 words)
by - written on 03/08/00
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I bought this portable CD player for one reason, battery life and in that respect it has never let me down. The SL-SX300 is about as small as a portable CD player could get, being not much larger than an actual CD. The base is black while the Lid is a metalic blue. There are sockets for line out, a power adpator and of course the headphones. Around the side there is a volume control while on the front edge is a hold switch and one for selecting playing mode (normal, resume or random), both of these are sliding switches. At the top of the lid is a LCD display showing the track number and time, in front of this are largish round buttons for back, stop, ... Read the complete review