Ralph Smeets <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Yes! I *hate* this. Add to it the fact that when I'm on the last song, I
>> can't hit "forward" to go to track #1 -- I have to jog/skip all the way
>> to the beginning or open the door and close it again.
>
>Hmm, AFAIK, the 702 does this. Ie, you can hit "forward" on the last track
>to go to track #1.
Yep, that's what I mean... all the other manufacturer's units allow you
to do this, but Sony's don't.
>Don't know, I've got a 702 and I don't like the looks of the
>remote. It's easy to control one-handed however. Sony's stick
>remote looks cool, but
Exactly. The 702 remote isn't very attractive, but it's very easy to use.
The stick, on the other hand...
>> - Implement an insert/eject mechanism like the Sharp 700-series. The
>> floppy-style is better in every way: less flimsy, less prone to breakage,
>> easier to eject/insert when in a pocket/bag.
>
>It makes the unit thicker... But I like it. I don't know if it
>is less flimsy or less prone to breakage, but I feel that Sony
>should give the customer a choice. Do like Sharp and provide all
>units 'double', Ie, one with clam-shell and one with slot-in.
>(7xx vs 8xx serie).
I've heard that the Sharp floppy-style mechanism has very few problems,
while the Sony-style door is the part that breaks the most on Sony units.
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