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When you search for the Dream Machine on Google, your first result is Sony’s own page for the ICF-C180 (“Start your day with the ICF-C180!”), sadly reported as “No Longer Available.” ...

The Sony ICF-C414 alarm clock. Sony With so many of us dreaming on a budget these days, it makes sense that Sony's latest Dream Machine clock radio (the ICF-C414) retails for a measly $20.

When I returned from a rehab facility after triple-bypass surgery in early October, I found my 7-year-old Sony FM/AM clock-radio ICF-C414 Dream Machine had died (I'd unplugged it to charge my ...

Pricing for the AM/FM clock radio wasn’t announced at IFA, but Sony’s Canadian Web site lists it for C$99.95 (US$90).

The Sony ICF-C8WM Walkman Clock radio is designed to be used with your Sony Walkman Mp3 player or any Sony Ericsson Mobile phone, it comes with a range of features as well as being able to dock ...

It was a Sony Dream Machine, model ICF-C120, purchased in the fall of 1990, when I was heading off to college. At the time, it was the latest in clock-radio technology: a white cube with digital ...

Sony has unveiled their very own PlayStation 4 unboxing video starring Worldwide Studios President Shuhei Yoshida on their official YouTube page. So what exactly comes inside the box? – 500GB ...