For example, you can take a digital picture of a postcard of the Eiffel Tower, then superimpose yourself into the shot later, making it look as though you were actually hanging out in France. The creative possibilities are endless. It's like having a video camera, a digital camera, and a Polaroid rolled into one unit. First units roll off the assembly line in March. The advantage of MiniDisc media over the cassette tape is that you can record and rerecord on a MiniDisc multiple times without degrading the disc.
Cassette tapes stretch over time and have to be discarded eventually.
The MZ-R90's LCD remote lets you adjust volume and change music tracks, and it displays song titles, disc title, playback status, and battery level. Additionally, the unit comes with a jog control for quick song scanning and a removable, rechargeable battery. The MZ-R90 arrives in stores this February. The 1.6-ounce device has a backlit LCD that displays track information and a shuttle knob for quickly bopping from song to song. Moving an hour of music to the NW-E3 unit from a computer takes about a minute and a half, but no mention was made as to how much play time you get from the unit's one AAA battery.