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Sony Data Discman (1992)
The first “e-book reader”, introduced in 1992 by Sony! It's hard to imagine reading a book on it, but that's exactly what Sony intended you to do on its Data Discman line. It featured an "Electronic Book" logo over a decade before the advent of the e-book readers we know today. Small discs — similar to the more popular audio MiniDiscs — were loaded with dictionaries, translators, and novels.
80′s Apple Advertisement
A Sony Walkman Ad from 1991. Personal Stereo Magazine Ad - Available in 41 Personalities. Sony promoted the Walkman by stating it was available in "41 personalities" to suit different user lifestyles.
Pocket Radio (1984)
“I wish my pocket radio would look like a remote control.” Well, look no further. Sony has you covered with the ICR-S7. This compact unit has a Samarium Cobalt speaker, making it resistant to corrosion and guaranteeing playback in extremely cold or hot climates.
What is the FET direct mixer on the bottom of the radio referring to?
The radio is using an active FET (field electronic transistor) radio frequency mixer, which has the advantage that it can provide stable volume and a lower noise levels when compared to passive (non FET) designs.
Beetlejuice (1988)
Disney SingAlong Songs VHS
Akira 1988
