Fiio, a Chinese audio gear maker, is releasing a $179 portable CD player in September that brings with it modern upgrades the Sony Discman never had — including support for the wireless ...

This is my latest CD-playing device — and it harkens back to one of my favorites. The Fiio DM13 brings portable CD players in the ... of playback on a charge. View Deal Vinyl might be the ...

Fiio, the company that launched a portable tape player harkening back to the Walkman at CES 2024, has announced a new portable CD player called the DM13. It'll tickle the fancy of anyone who grew ...

Arriana takes notes as she listens to music through the FiiO CP13 portable player. Photo: Marki Williams Can people really go back to a world ... than vinyl or CD in allowing people to take ...

Fiio grabbed plenty of attention with its reboot of the classic portable cassette player earlier in 2024, so it’s no surprise to see that the company’s latest product is another blast from the ...

Coming this fall for $179, FiiO’s first-ever portable CD player supports Bluetooth, balanced headphone-out, and USB digital audio playback. FiiO is turning back the clock on portable audio playback ...

Sony has been a leader in the portable audio equipment space for decades now, and although it no longer produces the Walkman personal CD player, it never turned its back on its portable stereo range.

We made "CD mix-tapes" and some of our friends were a bit naughty and got their music for free on LimeWire. The boombox is back in a cool ... is a portable CD player and FM radio that can be ...

Lenco has revealed two new portable audio systems, the PDR-046GY portable radio, and more curiously, the transparent SCD-24TR CD player harking back to the glory of see-through tech in the late ...

In a year poised for portable ... was the portable CD-player. This “handy-dandy” device could fit in a pocket and let you listen to music on the go. It would only set you back $260 in 1986.

Another big invention that wasn’t so large in size was the portable CD-player. This “handy-dandy” device could fit in a pocket and let you listen to music on the go. It would only set you back $260 in ...