1999
MZ-E70
MiniDisc
The MZ-E70 carries forward the earlier E-series design while shifting toward a more modular power setup...
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The MZ-E70 carries forward the earlier E-series design while shifting toward a more modular power setup. It supports both a gumstick battery and an external AA case for extended runtime.
Shock protection buffers audio to reduce skipping, while a backlit remote handles track navigation and display. Charging is handled externally through a separate charger. The exterior is updated with new finishes and a more refined layout.
1999
MiniDisc
The MZ-E70 carries forward the earlier E-series design while shifting toward a more modular power setup...
1999
MiniDisc
The MZ-E70 carries forward the earlier E-series design while shifting toward a more modular power setup...
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