External Change・Internal Consistency

After two years, Denon has released a new model, the DMP-R70. The elongated body and the horizontally long screen configuration are almost identical to the previous model, the DMP-R50, making it seem like just a new shell and new paint job.

It features a horizontally quick insert/eject CD Slot In mechanism, providing a smooth one-touch CD loading experience. However, the Slot In requires more space, making the body thicker and sturdier.

The rechargeable battery boasts an impressive long life of REC 7 / Play 9.5 hours, the longest of the annual.

The thoughtful "Synchro REC" function detects audio presence for more than 3 seconds and synchronizes the recording start/pause, making recording and editing easier and more convenient. The 2x fast playback in mono mode allows efficient content verification for long meeting recordings. The Time Auto Mark function can set time marks at 3/5/10-minute intervals.

The use of a separate 3.5mm headphone remote control allows users to pair it with any headphones. However, in '97, it's disappointing that the remote control still doesn't have an LCD screen.

Additionally, Denon "allegedly" released an accessory DNMP-R70, which when attached to the portable player can connect to RCA, XLR terminals, and become a professional recording dock.

And with this, Denon also marked the end of the MD Walkman...

We appreciate any official MD information including specifications.

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