This month marks the 40th anniversary of Sony’s first Walkman, the portable music player that would forever change the way we consume music. And while the audio cassette long ago fell out of favor f
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It's not a joke: Today, Sony in Japan <em>did</em> <a href="http://www.sony.jp/radio/products/CFD-A110/">a
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It's not the first device of its kind, but it's pretty cheap and compact: Japan-based Novac <a href="htt
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I doubt there are still many music cassettes around but if you happen to own some and want to save your childhood memo
<img src="http://www.crunchgear.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/01/cassette-wallet-01.jpg" />As we enter the final year of the aughts, we need something new to show off how retro we can be. Duct tape wall
We’ve seen a lot of cassette adapters, and we’ve seen interesting Bluetooth devices, but this is a pretty damn cool mash-up. Let’s say you’ve got an old car with a cassette dec
I remember seeing a prototype (or something similar) of this kind of device maybe a couple of years ago and thought it was a pretty good idea. For those of you who have old cassette decks (or new ones
When you’re rollin’ on dubs in your Yukon Denali, chances are you’ll want to blast the new Young Jeezy album you pirated off Bit Torrent and on to your iPod. User JPPadula off of Car
Back in the ’90s, I was in a few “popular” local indie-rock bands. These were in the days of analog recording in a digital world, only high-end peecees had CD-R capabilities, and tho