AIWA Introduces Its First Portable MP3 Player

30-Oct-00

AIWA AMERICA introduced its first portable MP3 player, an SDMI-compliant model that features 32MB of internal memory and includes a 32MB memory card.The new Windows-compatible AIWA MM-VX200 comes with RealJukebox software for converting music into MP3 files, and for easy setup and fast downloading, it connects to a PC through a USB interface. To expand the player's memory, and to allow more music to be stored, the MM-VX200 has a SmartMedia card slot, and comes with a 32MB SmartMedia ID card. In addition, a built-in microphone allows voice recording of up to two hours, and these recordings can be stored in up to 99 different files.For operating convenience, the AIWA MM-VX200 includes a remote control that connects through the headphone jack. The remote operates volume, file playback, forward and reverse and file skip. A repeat mode allows a single track to be automatically repeated. To tailor the sound to suit individual preferences, the player features AIWA's Multi-Sound Processor that offers four different tone settings - classic, rock, pop and jazz. An LCD panel displays song name, artist name, album title and battery life. A ""Hold"" switch deactivates the other controls to prevent accidental interruption of playback or accidental playback when the unit is off.The MM-VX200 is powered by one AA battery that provides approximately 15 hours of playback time. Rechargeable batteries can also be used. A DC jack allows the use of an optional adapter.In addition to the RealJukebox software and 32MB memory card, the MM-VX200 includes a USB cable, earbud-style headphones and a carrying case. The player measures 2 1/2 x 3 3/8 x 7/8 inches (WHD) and weighs 2.5 ounces. It will be available in November and will carry a suggested retail price of $299.Category: Accessories

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