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 ...

The early 2000s were the halcyon days of physical media. While not as svelte as MP3 players became, why are those early 2000s machines smaller than all the new models popping up amidst the retro au… ...

If you want the same cassette-to-MP3 recording functionality of the okayer above, in a package that’s a little more attractive, then Docooler’s cassette player should serve you well. It too, has the ...

Earlier this year, FiiO launched the CP13 cassette player: an analog music product for a digital world launched nearly 45 years after the original Sony Walkman changed portable audio. And our ...

I mean who else is even writing critically about cassette players, MP3 players, and DVD players? We're you're only option. Joking aside, We've been reviewing the best tech for (collectively) decades.

Maxell was a brand synonymous with audio and cassette tapes thanks to an iconic ad. With the popularity of cassette tapes on ...

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In 1983, Sony introduced the WM-10, a portable cassette player that was even smaller than the previous models, measuring just 25mm in thickness. As Walkman Central explains, “New techniques were ...

But this isn’t an MP3 player. It’s a portable cassette player. The MXCP-P100 is launching exclusively in Japan at launch, where it sells for ¥13,000 (about $90).

This would clog up the player and more than likely destroy your cassette. The quality wasn't great either, especially when compared to CDs or MP3s. Tapes are proving a bit hard to get ...