Maxell! Now that's a name I've not heard in a long time. And it's back with the MXCP-P100, a new portable cassette player. It ...

New portable cassette players inspired by Sony’s 1980s Walkman have appeared from various companies, including upstart manufacturer We Are Rewind, audiophile fave FiiO, and numerous off-brands ...

The Maxell MXCP-P100 is a portable cassette tape player that looks straight out of the 1980s. It also has the old-school ...

Maxell Japan has launched a portable ‘Walkman’ cassette player, but its retro audio tech is boosted by modern convenience.

In the late 1970s, music was loud, shared, and rooted in place — until Sony’s Walkman turned it into something personal and ...

Maxell's new cassette player has given me a massive nostalgia rush – and if you were around in the '80s you'll know exactly why. Maxell created one of the most iconic TV ads of all time ...

When it comes to portable cassette players, you have the unpleasant choice of paying $300 for a very nice restored Walkman from Japan on eBay and praying the pinch rollers don't fail a week after ...

It’s a portable cassette player. The MXCP-P100 is launching exclusively in Japan at launch, where it sells for ¥13,000 (about $90). It’s unclear if or when it will be sold in other markets, ...

Make no mistake, the Fiio CP13 is a basic portable cassette player that does nothing but play cassettes — and that is fantastic. The specs. Price: $100: Colors: Sky blue/black, white/red, silver: ...

Although restricted by the size of the player’s movement, the CP13 was made as compact as possible. The CP13 is only 31.8mm thick, making it thinner and more compact than most portable cassette ...

In additional to being portable, cassette tapes were really popular because they were affordable; the average price of an album on a cassette tape was about $10. Plus, cassette tapes played a warm and ...