I have a Sony r900 and it has g-protection
I think it is just something similar to anti shock minidisc disks - ie it
prevents the lack of data due to vibrations - and so minimises the need to
use the buffer - and so essentially makes the buffer seem larger.
Put it this way - if I vigouressly shake my r900 whilst playing - not
throwing it around but shaking it quite/very hard - I can't get it to skip -
my arms get worn out first. So I am sure it is better than ur esp protection
> Whatever "g-protection" means, let's hope it's better than the "esp" shock
> protection on Sony CD walkmans. My Sony CD walkman is supposed to have
> something like 20 seconds "esp" but in terms of shock protection it's
easily
> outstripped by my E-25 MD with 10 second time buffer shock protection (I
> know that has as much to do with the different features of the formats as
> the type of shock protection used).
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