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Panasonic SJ-MJ75

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Unknown
Model / source grouping
SJ-MJ75
Device type
Unknown
MDLP modes
Unknown
NetMD interface
Unknown
Hi-MD support
Unknown

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Panasonic SJ-MJ75

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All, SJ-MJ17/MJ18, MJ15, MJ50, MJ90, MJ10, MJ78, MJ80, MJ88, MJ33, MJ77, MJ35, MJ75, SW90MD, MJ70, MJ30, SW9MD, MJ5/MJ7, MJ55, MJ95

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Panasonic SJ-MJ75portable MD player
Intro: 10/1999 (? guess)
¥34,000
Availability:
headphone out71.5 x 78.5 x 13.9mm, 61g (86g w/batt)

Features: One of the lightest portable MD players, weighing in at 61g (without battery). Entire unit body made of magnesium alloy, allows title information to be copied from it when coupled to an "MD Network" equipped Panasonic MD deck. 20 second shock memory (according to ZDNews)

Links: A Japanese news announcemnt for this unit. Leon Kuo writes favorable Panasonic SJ-MJ75 review. Tony Wang sends in a substantial Panasonic SJ-MJ75 vs. JVC XM-PX5 comparison gallery. ZDnet discusses the SJ-MJ75 versus an MP3 player.

User Comments: See user comments under the SJ-MJ30 entry.

Reviews:

    User Manuals: SJ-MJ75, J

    Service Manual: SJ-MJ75

    Battery LifePlayRecharge
    Rechargeable21 hr? hr
    AA x 1? hr
    Both57 hr

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