1998 MZ-R35
The MZ-R35 is a MiniDisc recorder that inherits the design of the MZ-R30 series, while prioritizing the continuation of the existing platform over new features.
1999
MZ-R37
The MZ-R37 is a model that maintains the basic system while keeping the price down, positioning a recordable MiniDisc for the general public. Optical and analog recording share a single input, and it also supports voice recording via a dedicated microphone input. The recording uses the same basic encoding method as higher-end models and also supports recording control by digital level adjustment. During playback, stability for portable use is ensured by an anti-skip buffer. On the other hand, features such as microphone sensitivity adjustment, date and time recording, and a dedicated erase button are omitted, and the included remote control does not have a display function. Power is supplied by two AA batteries, and the configuration prioritizes ease of use.
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.
