2001
MZ-E600
MiniDisc
The MZ-E600 builds on MDLP playback with improved stability and compact usability refinements...
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The MZ-E600 builds on MDLP playback with improved stability and compact usability refinements. G-Protection buffers audio ahead of playback to reduce skipping during movement.
A remote handles playback and navigation, while charging remains cradle-based. An additional function detects nearby CDMA mobile phone signals and alerts the user.
2001
MiniDisc
The MZ-E600 builds on MDLP playback with improved stability and compact usability refinements...
2001
MiniDisc
The MZ-E600 builds on MDLP playback with improved stability and compact usability refinements...
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