The emphasis is on music with the Sony Ericsson W850 Walkman phone, the company’s first GSM/UMTS slider. Equipped with the Walkman Player 2.0 which Sony touts as “easier to use,” it also ...

Though Sony Ericsson already has a couple phones out with support for North American 3G, you're feasting your eyes on the first and only Walkman branded handset to feature the sacred 850 and ...

Sony’s Walkman, which turns 35 years old on July 1, 2014, went on to sell hundreds of millions of magnetic tape-reeling units, ... to slide past that figure.

Sony just announced their new W850 Walkman cellphone and this baby's hot. Available in black or white as designs tend to go these days, this tri-band GSM 900/1800/1900 slider also delivers UMTS 2100.

Trying out Sony's new OLED Walkman was a no-brainer, even if the only review unit they could provide was a Japanese model. I've spent a week with the NW-X1050, trying to decide whether OLED is ...

Sony Ericsson on Thursday launched two new music phones in its popular Walkman range, as well as two new camera phones. The W960 Walkman is aimed at the top end of the market, where it will ...

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The W600i’s circular slider design, like that of the Sony Ericsson S710, and its bright orange color are the Walkman’s claims to stylistic fame. The swivel joint is located at the bottom. It makes ...

Back in 1983, Sony declared the WM-10 Super Walkman the “world’s smallest cassette player,” and promoted it with ads that appealed to the dudes and to the ladies.

Sony's transparent Walkman would be a hit in today's trendy TikTok world. Let's see what a brave designer envisioned.

Sony Ericsson Walkman phones have a bit of Euro chic and they’re never afraid of intense colors (like Sony Ericsson orange) or unique forms (like the W600i swivel design). The W580i however has a more ...

In 1990 Sony introduced TCD-D3, the first ultracompact, lightweight DAT Walkman, small enough to fit in one's palm. In 1992 came Scoopman NT-1, the world's first digital micro-recorder using ultra ...