calder said:I want a Hi-MD so bad, but if I get a PSP I can't justify it... gah.
About what i expected pricewise, until i realized that the DH10P doesn't have a line-in. Ouch. If it wasn't Sony, i'd say they were crazy to ask that much, but... It's a Sony.MZ-DH10P Hi-MD Walkman Digital Music Player
Taking MiniDisc to new heights, the MZ-DH10P model is the first Hi-MD Walkman player with the added benefit of a built-in camera and color LCD screen.
A 1.3 megapixel digital still camera (1280 x 960) with 4x digital zoom is incorporated into the unit, so visuals can be added to complement the music. A customized slide show with simultaneous music play back is viewable on the LCD and as an added bonus, album and cover art can be linked to the music and also be displayed. Images can be stored on MiniDisc media and reviewed, moved or deleted using the 1.5-inch color TFT LCD. The MZ-DH10P comes supplied with a charging cradle and will be available in May for about $500.
VPhys said:Does it play mp3s?
IIRC, the RH10 (the one with the matching remotes) is the only one that plays MP3 "natively". They're still wrapped in an OMG wrapper, but they're not transcoded, so you won't lose quality or incur longer transfer times. Given the choice of colors and the slidk OEL display, it's likely that i'll upgrade to this over my failing N10.VPhys said:Does it play mp3s?
acklame said:it plays mp3, atrac, wmv, wav
No WMV support. "Supporting" WMA and WAV files likely means that the files are transcoded to ATRAC3plus.Sony PR said:The 2005 Hi-MD players play back both MP3 and ATRAC3® audio files, in addition to supporting WMA and WAV formats.
Yup. Aside from the MZ-DH10P, there's no screen to properly display photos or videos. You can, however, connect a HiMD to a computer and use it as a mass storage device (like an iPod), then transfer those tracks to another computer.acklame said:urrr, i guess i read it wrong.
does wma = windows media audio?