We’ve come a long way since the era of cassette tape hiss. From optical media to digital downloads to streaming, the way ...

DIN head unit looks like an '80s car radio, but there's modern connectivity behind what looks like a tape deck.

The cassette comeback isn’t slowing down—it’s doubling down. First, it was the Walkman revival. Now it’s full-scale mixtape mayhem with the We Are Rewind GB-001 Boombox: a next-gen ghetto blaster that ...

Vinyl has already seen a massive resurgence in recent years; now it appears that the humble cassette player is making a surprise comeback. Anyone who lived through the 80s and 90s will surely ...

It's a solid, boxy cassette player with big mechanical buttons that ... Were they trying to dry it? The Panasonic HC-X2000 is a good example of where the technology has landed.

THIS ITEM IS SOLD AND SHIPPED BY DCPOWER GENERIC HOME WALL AC/DC Power Adapter/Power Supply can be used to power up the device through any standard AC wall outlet Auto-Switching adapter can be ...

It turns out that all currently produced cassette players use the same mechanism with some small tweaks in materials (like metal flywheels in these higher quality models) because the engineering ...

Panasonic’s flagship TV is the Z95A OLED with brighter ... priced at a cool £695,000 / $750,000. FiiO's Walkman-inspired cassette player is a blast from the past FiiO has used CES to reveal a surprise ...

Given their predilection for creating ‘80s-inspired funk, Chromeo seem like the ideal candidates for a signature personal cassette player. And now the tech revivalists at We Are Rewind have gone and ...

The humble cassette tape, once the world’s default portable music format, is back in fashion. Here are the best cassette players you can buy right now When you purchase through links on our site, we ...

We have a lot of teenagers coming with their parents." The shop's own branded cassette players are also popular. I’ve had people come in to buy their first cassette players,” says Mr Tadross.

In this day and age? Well, yes. Sony is still at the front of mind for a number of "retro" audio formats including its iconic cassette players-- plus, the sales of the humble CD are again on the ...