A cult object from the 1990s and Y2K aesthetic has returned in the form of a technological sculpture: a redesigned MiniDisc ...

Sony MiniDisc MZ-R50 (1997): £209.86. The Sony MiniDisc MZ-R50 was a mini-disc recorder, released in 1997 for $329. LaserDisc Player: £197.83. The LaserDisc Player was a device deisnged to play ...

For 2025, the best Sony TVs see new introductions under the Bravia banner. But some older models from 2024 and prior also continue in the range, with 'A' and 'K' models still part of the offering.

Sony’s three-sentence press release confirmed similar death dates for its blank MiniDisc, ... but given that Blu-ray players cost considerably less than Sony’s very first, $3,800 model, ...

Sony has announced that it will cease production of all Blu-ray discs, MiniDiscs, MD Data, and MiniDV cassettes starting in February 2025. The decisio We've just launched our NEW website design!

Sony announced that the company is officially halting the production of recordable Blu-ray, MiniDisc and MD Data disc media as well as MiniDV cassettes. It's another step in the slow decline of ...

Tech. Sony turns out the lights on its first big bet of the century and brings an era to an end The move will not affect the production of video games and movies in physical format for the time being.

Sony is ending production of recordable Blu-ray, MiniDisc and MD Data disc media, along with MiniDV cassettes, the company announced.Last year, Sony said that it would gradually end manufacturing ...

Sony has announced that as of February 2025, it’s no longer going to manufacture four types of recordable media: Blu-ray Disc media, MiniDiscs for recording, MD data for recording, and MiniDV ...

The Sony WM-D6C was known for its impressive battery life, but it was larger in size compared to previous Sony Walkman models. Two versions of the Sony WM-D6C were released – one in 1984 and another ...

That model had two headphone jacks, as Sony apparently didn't want to get blamed for breaking up couples. ... (DAT) among consumers, Sony launched the floppy-shaped MiniDisc format in 1992.

In 1984, Sony even released the WM-F5 – a Walkman model that came with a more rugged splashproof chassis and a pair of in-ear headphones (most other models came with on-ears), so you could use ...