Thu, 23 Mar 2006 Sony takes MiniDisc to Mac
Sony plans to introduce Mac support for its new MiniDisc Walkman for the first time.
The company took the wraps off its all-new MiniDisc product, the MZ-RH1, this morning. This portable device is being marketed as a mobile recording studio.
Sony plans to make the device Mac compatible, “bringing greater choice in digital audio devices to Mac users”.
The company will release Mac software for the new product in “summer 2006”, it said.
The player can handle audio in the following formats: LinearPCM, ATRAC (ATRAC, ATRAC3, ATRAC3plus) or MP3 format.
It will also record audio, with several built-in features to enhance that use. Users can adjust the mode to reflect what they are recording, which could be a live event, their own ‘jam’ session, or a meeting.
The MZ-RH1 will be available from May 2006 across Europe.
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