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.” ...

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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.

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

Sony Adds iPhone Support to Its Clock Radio Lineup Designed for bedrooms, studio apartments or college dorm rooms, Sony is unveiling its latest clock radio with a dock for iPod and iPhone™. Sony is ...

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).