1999 MZ-E70
The MZ-E70 was a compact MiniDisc player that inherited the legacy of the E series while offering greater flexibility in power supply and portability.
1999
MZ-E75
The MZ-E75 was a mid-to-high-end MiniDisc player that offered enhanced playback features while maintaining portability. It featured improved anti-skip functionality, ensuring stable playback even while on the go. The backlit remote control allowed for comfortable display of track information and navigation. Sound quality adjustments allowed for multiple levels of bass and treble settings, which could be saved as a user profile. It also featured a one-touch eject mechanism and dual headphone outputs for simultaneous listening by two people.
Related MiniDisc
MiniDisc in 1999
1999 MZ-E90
The MZ-E90 is a compact MiniDisc player that has made significant progress in miniaturization and power saving.
1999 MZ-E95
The MZ-E95 was a MiniDisc player that featured a built-in battery design.
1999 MZ-R90
The MZ-R90 is a flagship MiniDisc recorder that maintains recording capabilities while achieving a smaller body size.
1999 MZ-R91
The MZ-R91 is a derivative model based on the same compact recording device platform, with differences in materials and exterior finish.
Sony portable audio in 1999
Network Walkman
1999 NW-MS7
The NW-MS7 is the first Network Walkman to use a Memory Stick as its storage medium.
Walkman
1999 WM-EX678
The WM-EX678 is a playback-only Walkman equipped with an automatic inversion function.
Discman
1999 D-EJ01
The D-EJ01 is a portable CD player equipped with a slide-in disc loading mechanism and G-Protection.
