2003 MZ-E810SP
The MZ-E810SP was a MiniDisc player that supported both portable and stationary playback.
2003
MZ-E720
The MZ-E720 was a high-end MDLP player that enhanced sound quality and texture. It featured an aluminum body, maintaining a compact size while increasing rigidity. The digital amplifier was combined with Sony's proprietary sound processing functions, including virtual surround and equalization, expanding the expressive capabilities during playback. A memory buffer reduced startup time and prevented skipping. ATRAC Type-S ensured compatibility with long-playback recording. Most operations were performed using the remote control.
The MZ-E720 continued Sony's E-series focus on playback-only MiniDisc units, offering a slim and practical design suited for daily listening. It balanced reduced size with durability, avoiding the extreme thinness of models like the E10 while remaining compact enough for regular portable use.
The construction combined a magnesium lid with a reinforced plastic lower shell, maintaining rigidity without increasing weight. The curved top panel and clean edges followed Sony's early-2000s design language, emphasizing a stable and functional form.
See also MZ-NH1
