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Sony D-EJ 825Newest Review: ... on from the obvious advantages it holds over competitors what else does the Sony do that others dont? Well the batteries of ... more |
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by - written on 22/05/09 (Very useful, 55 readings)
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If your looking for ultra portability in cd players then look no further than the Sony. Upon opening the small box, you find an even smaller cd player, along with instruction manuals, batteries, battrey case,bag and charger. All neatly packaged and presented well. First off lets start with how small this clever little device is. W127mm, D135mm, H18mm, so is basically slightly wider than a cd obviously to incorporate the hinge to flip the cd lid open/close. And is as thick as , well a cd case. So its ultra thin and easily fits anywhere, the other bonus to it being so small is that it is also super light too. So moving on from the obvious ... Read the complete review
by - written on 06/08/01 (Useful, 200 readings)
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This is a work of Art!! I used to own a MD Player, I suppose I wanted portability and still sound quality, so I opted out of buying a tape player and got a MD Player. It eventually started to play up the G-Shock didn’t work, (“No I wasn’t being to rampant with it!”) So I thought, “right ill take it back and get a new one”, but what was this I saw a CD player so small it could fit in your pocket? That’s right it was so small (W127mm, H18mm, D135mm) about the size of 5 CD stacked on top of each other and a little bit wider (a few mm). It has an optical out and the option of connecting it to a MD player and transferring the CD text ... Read the complete review
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