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Hello

You might also want to consider looking at a portable DAT player like
the Sony TCD D8.  Not quite as small as the minidisk but better sound
quality.  With the low world wide sales of minidisk there is a danger
that the format will be dropped at some time.  With the TCD D8 if you
use 90 metre computer grade tapes (not recommended by Sony) you can
record 3 hours of music. If you used the LP mode which drops the
response to 15khz but would probably still probably be on par with MD
quality, you can get 6 hours on such a tape.

Giles

On Fri, 10 Jan 1997 15:19:22 +0000, Hosuni <hsh2@coventry.ac.uk>
wrote:

-Hi,
- 
-I would be grateful for any replies which may help me.
- 
-I am considering buying a portable minidisc player, which must be
compact
-and recordable. I would like to know which is the best, smallest,
recordable
-and has many functions. The best recordable one I've seen is the Awia
AM-F3.
-But I would like to know if there are any better ones or ones which
maybe
-due out soon.
- 
-Are MD portable recordables likely to get any smaller?
- 
-I would be grateful for any information.
- 
-Thanks again.
- 
-Hosuni.
-
-hsh2@coventry.ac.uk
-
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