Roll tape. Back during the late 1980s heyday of the Sony Walkman, the parent company of the Apple iPhone of the era partnered up with Tiffany & Co. to create a silver-plated version of the ...

Sony's iconic personal stereo music player, the Walkman ... monaural tape recorder Sony had begun selling in 1977 and ... role in portable stereo-dom growing up in the 1980s, and Sony or ...

New portable cassette players inspired by Sony’s 1980s Walkman ... But can people really go back to carrying around a separate tape for every album ... The We Are Rewind player can ...

40 years since the Walkman and after the digital music revolution, one French company is bringing back the personal audio cassette player—but this time, for the 21st century.

Sony’s NW-A100TPS shares the same design as the 1979 cassette player, ... animation of a cassette tape in motion just like you'd see ... headphones and rock out on the go like it's the 1980s.

Fiio’s DM-13 Bluetooth CD player has a large square design that resembles a Sony Discman from the late 1980s, even though, by 2001, we had super slim round CD players from iRiver, Panasonic, and ...

Sony eventually went with models that could handle MP3s as well, but it was late to the game. In the new century, the company relinquished the portable music throne to Apple's iPod and iTunes.

The 2010 SC 430 has the distinction of being the last car to come with a tape player as standard equipment. Lexus charged nearly $70,000 for the SC 430 back then, which equates to roughly $100,000 ...

The WE-001 may look like a 1980s tape player (and indeed Fiio's gorgeous 2024 option – built to honor the original 1979 TPS-L2 Sony Walkman), but it takes advantage of some of the technologies ...

This version capitalized on the aerobics craze of the 1980s, sparked by Jane Fonda's VHS tapes. The Sony Walkman WM-AF59 combined auto-reverse cassette playback with an integrated AM/FM radio tuner.

The Sony Walkman is closely associated with the 1980s, but it actually arrived in 1979. It was the world's first truly portable music player, and absolutely dominated that market for over a decade.

A 1/8" inch, analog audio tape format that was widely used for music distribution and home recording. In the past, millions of pre-recorded and blank cassettes were sold each year; however, sales ...