MiniDisc Community Pages News for 24 September 2000

 o  Peter Ravn finds [1]Feltech, a reasonably priced UK MD dealer.

      [1] http://www.feltech.co.uk


 o Ned Luce scans in a Sony MDS-JA333ES flyer ([2]page1, [3]page2 ).

      [2] http://www.minidisc.org/sony_mdsja333es_release1.jpg
      [3] http://www.minidisc.org/sony_mdsja333es_release2.jpg


 o Art Simon writes a [4]review of the Sharp MD-C2 mini system. 

      [4] http://art.simon.tripod.com/mdc2/


MiniDisc Community Pages News for 27 September 2000

 o  Taufik Saputera finds a deal: Mercata.com is selling [1]Sony 
   MZ-R37SP units for $107.00 USD each (that's the price for new 
   Mercata users, regular price $127).

      [1] 
http://www.mercata.com/cgi-bin/mercata/mercata/v2/pages/details.jsp?BV_SessionID=154899975.970112382&BV_EngineID=efalillhmdggbemgcfkmcgedkj.0&OID=21266


 o Simon Gardner finds that [2]Amazon UK stocks a fairly extensive 
   pre-recorded MiniDisc selection (search for "minidisc" in the Music 
   category of the site).

      [2] http://www.amazon.co.uk


 o Paul Collins has a webpage describing his efforts to [3]transfer 
   over 8,000 titles of ethnic dance music from various audio formats 
   to MiniDisc.

      [3] http://www.jordan-webb.net/ethnicdance/minidisc.html


 o The MiniDisc [4]T-Station joins up with [5]Hyper Jack to offer for 
   sale all the MD units listed on the T-Station website.

      [4] http://www.t-station.net
      [5] http://www.iris.ne.jp/cgraph/hyperjack/HYPERPLmd/


 o Dale Greer sets the record straight by [6]writing to the author of 
   the recently mentioned [7]MacNN article discussing Sony's "apparent 
   lack of support" for Macintosh in PC/MD interfacing. 

      [6] http://www.minidisc.org/macnn_response_letter.html
      [7] http://www.macnn.com/feature.php?id=142


MiniDisc Community Pages News for 30 September 2000

 o  Aaron finds a link to [1]Pause Between Songs, a Winamp plug-in that 
   will help people record their MP3's to MD.

      [1] http://home.bip.net/urbansan/gen_paus/


 o Sony has a new MD mini-system on the market: the [2]DHC-ZX50MD (5 
   CD, 1 MD, high-speed CD to MD dubbing, digital optical inputs and 
   outputs). James discovers that [3]Crutchfield is selling the unit 
   for $500 USD.

      [2] http://www.sel.sony.com/SEL/consumer/premium/homeaudio/dhc-zx50md.html
      [3] 
http://www.crutchfield.com/cgi-bin/S-YDhuvvkeZSq/ProdView.asp?s=1&c=0&g=0&I=156ZX50MD&o=&a=


 o Alexander Wong spots the [4]Sharp MD-MT866 on a Sharp Korean 
   website. (It seems strangely identical to the [5]Sharp MD-MT66... if 
   anyone discovers differences between the two units, please e-mail 
   [6][EMAIL PROTECTED])

      [4] http://www.sharp-korea.co.kr/product/md/md-mt866.html
      [5] http://www.minidisc.org/MD-MT66a.htm
      [6] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]


 o Gary Binger notes Iomega's new product that enters the MP3 player 
   scene: the [7]HitZip player, utilizing PocketZip disks (previously 
   known as Clik! discs). Having to pay $10 a disc for only 40MB of 
   music (about 9 songs) sure makes MiniDisc sound like a great 
   alternative! 

      [7] http://www.iomega.com/hipzip/index2.html


MiniDisc Community Pages News for 1 October 2000

 o  The [1]Sony MZ-B50 is spotted on a Japanese electronics page 
   (English [2]translation ) with help from Steve Jess. Two new pro-MD 
   units were also found on Sony's Japan website: The [3]MDS-E10 and 
   [4]MDS-E12.

      [1] http://www.tohoku-bf.u-coop.or.jp/cgi-bin/getcat?volume=0007&number=631413
      [2] http://www.minidisc.org/sony_mzb50_translation.html
      [3] http://www.sony.co.jp/sd/ProductsPark/Models/New/MDS-E10_J_1/index.html
      [4] http://www.sony.co.jp/sd/ProductsPark/Models/New/MDS-E12_J_1/index.html


 o Two new manual scans are sent in: the [5]Sony MZ-R900 user manual 
   (PDF, English portions only) by Marc Wielage, and the [6]Sony MJ-L1 
   user manual (PDF) by Matt Cervi. 

      [5] http://www.minidisc.org/sony_mzr900_manual.pdf
      [6] http://www.minidisc.org/sony_mjl1_manual.pdf


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