1996 MZ-E30
The MZ-E30 is a compact MiniDisc player that combines the concept of jacket size with a practical size.
1998
MZ-E33
The MZ-E33 emphasizes flexible power over advanced playback features. It supports both standard gumstick batteries and a rechargeable AA-format cell, allowing operation without an external battery attachment.
Controls are placed on the rear surface, and a simple remote provides track information and navigation without backlighting. Shock protection relies on a short buffer, and playback remains straightforward with no expanded sound processing.
Related MiniDisc
MiniDisc in 1998
1998 MZ-R55
The MZ-R55 is a MiniDisc recorder that maintains the basic configuration of a recording device while achieving miniaturization and power saving.
1998 MZ-R35
The MZ-R35 is a MiniDisc recorder that inherits the design of the MZ-R30 series, while prioritizing the continuation of the existing platform over new features.
1998 MZ-E55
The MZ-E55 was a MiniDisc player that took the E series in a direction towards being smaller and lighter.
Sony portable audio in 1998
Walkman
1998 WM-EQ5
The WM-EQ5 is a playback-only Walkman equipped with auto-reverse.
Discman
1998 D-E800
The D-E800 is a portable CD player equipped with an electronic anti-skip mechanism.
MiniDisc
1998 MZ-E45
The MZ-E45 inherited the same operating style as its predecessors, while incorporating subtle improvements for everyday use.
