Since its launch, Sony has released more than 300 different models across all formats; it currently makes Walkman-branded MP3 players, phones and even portable DVD players. Its newest device, the ...

The Walkman ushered in the then-novel era of on-the-go music consumption, paving the way for portable CD and DVD players, MP3 players, PDAs, and, eventually, smartphones.

The Sony D-VE7000S DVD Walkman is a tablet-style portable DVD player that includes a recharging dock with built-in stereo speakers--for less than $200.

Sony's CMT-L7D is quite an unusual device: it's a Walkman Dock, a CD/DVD player, an FM/AM radio, and a 9-inch LCD touch screen rolled into one. Announced today by big S in Japan, the device also ...

The Sony DVD Walkman D-VE7000S is the company’s latest attempt to carry the Walkman brand into the 21st century. 7.6 inches wide and 5.4 inches tall, the handheld movie player […] Skip to main ...

Sony is rolling out a fresh addition to its Walkman family, the NW-A306. This new model comes 44 years after Sony released the original Walkman, the TPS-L2, which changed how we listen to music ...

The Sony Walkman DBP-FX810 and D-VE7000S look like UMPCs, but don’t be fooled: they’re DVD players, pure and simple. The D-VE7000S has a 7-inch screen, and plugs into a docking station with ...

YouTube’s Techmoan recently tested Sony’s D-VM1 from 2001 which looked like a chonky CD player, but had an inline remote with a lightweight 3.5-inch screen for watching DVDs away from home.

The Walkman is turning 40 — here are 16 other gadgets from the last 50 years that are obsolete. ... DVD players first outsold VCRs in 2002. By 2004, they were outselling them at 40 to 1.

The Propaganda. Released under the Walkman brand, this personal DVD player, or the D-VE7000S if you prefer, is the answer to your boredom. In the box, you get the tablet player, a speaker dock, an A/C ...

Please Note: Blog posts are not selected, edited or screened by Seeking Alpha editors. Walkman is a popular Sony brand audio and video players on market. Run into fantastic background music on DVD ...