Sony MZ-G750

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The Sony MZ-G750 is a high-end Walkman portable audio player that was introduced by Sony Corporation in 1999. It featured a hard disk drive (HDD) for storage of up to 6.5 gigabytes (GB) of audio content, which at the time was a significant capacity for a portable device. The MZ-G750 had an LCD display and could playback a variety of audio formats, including MP3, WAV, and AIFF. Its 5-speed CD-ROM drive allowed for the ripping of audio tracks directly onto the device. The player also had satellite radio capability, and the Lithium-ion battery provided up to 10 hours of continuous playback. The Sony MZ-G750 was part of the company's high-end Walkman series, designed to compete with similar products from other manufacturers at the time. Although the MZ-G750 was ahead of its time in terms of storage capacity, it faced competition from other newer players entering the market. Nonetheless, it remains an iconic product in Sony's portfolio, and it continues to be used by some collectors and enthusiasts today, demonstrating its enduring legacy.