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Sony MD Walkman MZ-N710
Description: Manufacturer: Sony / Recording: Yes / Remote Control: Yes / Weight: 100 - 140 g Newest Review: ... CD player. As i started figuring out how to use it (getting completely confused as i couldnt use the player as it had to ... more  ... charge up first) i had many different questions for it. But confusion aside, it is still an excelent piece of kit. With a battery life of 80-85 hours (with extra battery pack) it can last you well over a weekend, and with disks that can hold up to 5 hours of music on them, you can listen for ages without running out of battery or music. the controls take a bit of getting used to, but after a while, you can do it with your eyes shut, although it makes it kind of hard for reading the titles. The only downsides or cons of ...more |
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Sony Hi-MD with Self-Recording, USB
NULL - Dimensions WxDxH : 83.8 x 84.4 x 14.7 mm,Weight : 106 g,Bu... |
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Sony MD Walkman MZ-N710: MZN710 - cheep(ish) but good (288 words)
by TomBloor - written on 26.01.04 (Useful, 1481 readings)
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The Mzn710 is one of the best MD players out there. congratulations to Sony for building a product that not only works well, but looks good aswell. First impressions as i took it out of the box was how light the whole thing was. considering how jam packed with features it is, it weighs next to mothing compared with my old CD player. As i started figuring out how to use it (getting completely confused as i couldnt use the player as it had to charge up first) i had many different questions for it. But confusion aside, it is still an excelent piece of kit. With a battery life of 80-85 hours (with extra battery pack) it can last you well over a weekend, and with disks ...
Mind of its own (165 words)
by chateauferret - written on 03.12.03 (Somewhat useful, 729 readings)
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This seems to be the audio equivalent of a supermarket trolley - it has a unique ability to do whatever it wants despite the user! The worst problem is the unpredictable behaviour of the remote controller and the ease with which you can end up, for example, listening to tracks in a silly order. It's actually very good as a portable recording device and an MP3 player with a substantial capacity, without the bulk of a jukebox, and with good battery life. Recording four hours of classical music gives adequate quality for portable listening. It isn't really loud enough using the provided headphones, unfortunately, to drown out train noise or other ...
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