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Ultra slim CD player

15.09.2001

The CD player is only 1,5 cm thick and no more than 15 cm in diameter. High-quality sound is provided by headphones.

The kit also includes a wired remote control, placed in one of the pockets of clothing. The digital display shows the sequence of musical melodies, the minutes and seconds of their playback, as well as the playback time of the entire CD as a whole. A line output is provided for connecting the player to stationary sound-amplifying equipment at home.

From a set of batteries it can work continuously for up to 3,5 days. At the end of the housing there is a socket for external connection of the power adapter.

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