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SONY MDRV300 HEADPHONES
Folding earcup design, neodymium magnets for a powerful and dynamic sound. Ideal for personal stereos or DJing.
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SONY MDREX71SL EARPHONES
The Sony MDREX71SL Earphones replace the popular MDREX70LPs, delivering a comfortable, high-quality in-ear sound.
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SONY XDRS55 PORTABLE DAB/FM RADIO
The Sony XDR-S55 is a portable DAB/FM radio. It runs on either mains power or 4 AA batteries giving around 8.5 hours of listening time and features a headphone socket, 2 line LCD display and clock function with sleep timer. Ideal for the kitchen, bedroom, down the garden or by the pool.
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SONY TDMIP10 DMPORT IPOD DOCK
The Sony TDMIP10 is an iPod dock which plugs into the DMPort (Digital Media Port) on compatible Sony home theatre packages and AV amplifiers/receivers. The dock lets you enjoy your iPod's music through your existing system, charges your iPod and allows you to control your iPod using your system remote control. The perfect add-on for portable audio lovers.
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SONY XDRM1 PORTABLE DAB/FM RADIO
The Sony XDR-M1 is a compact, battery/mains-powered, portable DAB/FM radio, supplied with earphones, in-line remote control and mains transformer.
June 2006
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SONY CPFIX001 NETWORK SPEAKER SYSTEM
The Sony CPF-IX001 is a 2.1 desktop speaker system with network connectivity. It connects wirelessly (or via Ethernet cable) to your network and plays back music stored on your computers. It'll also deliver 100s if Internet radio stations, features a line input for easy hookup of a local source and features a natty, dockable network adaptor, which can be removed and replaced with a compatible Sony MP3 player.
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SONY MZRH1 PERSONAL MINIDISC PLAYER/RECORDER
The Sony MZ-RH1 is a portable MiniDisc recorder. You can record from a microphone, a digital or analogue source and transfer files to/from a computer. The handy, remote control enables you to keep the MZRH1 tucked away, whilst skipping tracks.
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