This is the Sony Walkman, an iconic piece of tech released over 40 years ago. Why is it making a comeback today? Products ...

I used to run a cassette player every day when I was a kid, and now I'm bringing it back with this brand new Walkman-alike.

Sony Walkman, the Apple iPhone of its day is enjoying a nostalgia-fueled renaissance, as collectors and buyers scour the internet and street markets of Asia to find the most pristine models of the ...

The Walkman was different. I had a ghetto blaster (Bar Mitzvah gift in 1983) from Panasonic that was huge. And very heavy. I made mixtapes with it. I used those tapes in my Sony Walkman (I had the ...

The Sony Walkman was a cultural revolution, enabling people to play any song, anywhere, anytime --- long before similar freedom existed for movies, e-books, or video games.

The Walkman’s Invention 40 Years Ago Launched a Cultural Revolution In 1979, the new device forever changed the way we listened to music. Clive Thompson . July 2019. Get our newsletter!

My ‘Walkman’ – it didn’t matter the brand, all portable tape players were referred to as a Walkman back then – was what allowed me to start developing a musical taste of my own.

If you want a Walkman that's the most like Ellie's, then the WM-FX195 may be what you're looking for. It only plays cassettes, allowing you to put your old-school collection to use.

The Walkman is compact and lightweight, weighing 113 grams, sporting a 3.6-inch touchscreen, and offering Bluetooth connectivity. Listeners can enjoy up to 26 hours with a music service app on ...

By the late 1980s, the Walkman had grown to accommodate CDs (the Discman) and television (the bulky Watchman). In the 1990s, MP3 devices took up much of their development time, but nothing could ...