A História Ilustrada do Minidisco da SONY - ep.8 - 1996: MZ-E50

 

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Visual Guide to Sony’s MiniDisc (1992–2006)

From First Machines to Final Form

ep. 8

1996 MZ-E50: Slim Playback Design

With a magnesium body and reduced thickness, the MZ-E50 marked a turning point for playback-only models. The remote became the primary interface, pushing MiniDisc toward true pocket portability.

A História Ilustrada do Minidisco da SONY - ep.7 - 1996: MZ-R30

 

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Visual Guide to Sony’s MiniDisc (1992–2006)

From First Machines to Final Form

ep. 7

1996 MZ-R30: Control as Interface

The MZ-R30 refined the Jog Dial into a central interface. Navigation, editing, and track management became faster and more intuitive, reinforcing MiniDisc’s reputation as an editable format.

A História Ilustrada do Minidisco da SONY - ep.6 - 1996: MZ-R4ST

 

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Visual Guide to Sony’s MiniDisc (1992–2006)

From First Machines to Final Form

ep. 6

1996 MZ-R4ST: MD Base System

The R4ST paired a portable recorder with a desktop base unit. Recording could happen anywhere, while editing and titling moved to the dock at home. It demonstrated Sony’s belief that MiniDisc could exist as part of a broader system rather than a standalone device.