1997
MZ-E35
MiniDisc
The MZ-E35 makes its LCD remote central to the playback experience, shifting most control and track...
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The MZ-E35 makes its LCD remote central to the playback experience, shifting most control and track information into a dedicated handheld unit. The stick-style controller changes how the device is used during portable listening.
Playback includes basic sound enhancement and standard shock protection, while the main unit remains minimal. A gumstick battery helps reduce overall size. The remote functions as the primary interface instead of a secondary accessory.
1997
MiniDisc
The MZ-E35 makes its LCD remote central to the playback experience, shifting most control and track...
1997
MiniDisc
The MZ-E35 makes its LCD remote central to the playback experience, shifting most control and track information into...
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