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2001
MZ-E606W
MiniDisc
The MZ-E606W experiments with wireless control in place of a traditional wired remote, changing how...
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2001
MZ-E606W
The MZ-E606W experiments with wireless control in place of a traditional wired remote, changing how playback is managed during portable use. It allows interaction without being physically tethered to the unit.
MDLP playback and G-Protection remain in place, supporting extended recordings and more stable playback. Sound adjustment and playback speed control provide additional flexibility. The included cradle handles charging, and extra functions such as an alarm extend the unit beyond basic playback.
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