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 ...

The DM13 not only harkens back to the portable CD players of the past (remember the Sony Discman?) but also provides users with Bluetooth connectivity to today’s wireless headphones and earbuds as ...

Retailing for $82.99, it's one of the most feature-packed portable CD players in its price bracket right now. Sony has been a leader in the portable audio equipment space for decades now ...

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 ...

a portable CD player that evokes the original Sony Discman. Fiio plans to sell a silver version of the DM13 in September for $179, with red, blue, titanium, and black versions following later in ...

The company says that one of its founder's goals has been to develop a portable CD player, and a former Sony engineer who worked on the original Discman was brought onboard to help make that dream ...

Once upon a time portable cassette players like the Sony Walkman revolutionized the way ... in portable retro music by introducing a portable CD player called the FiiO DM13. The upcoming portable ...

Fresh from introducing its unashamedly analogue CP13 cassette player, FiiO is back with a portable player of a more digital variety. The DM13 CD player is a proper nineties ... of music nostalgia ...

has announced a new portable CD player called the DM13. It'll tickle the fancy of anyone who grew up carrying CD binders to listen to their favorite tunes on Sony's beloved Discman players.

This is a play on the popular Sony Discman, an old-school CD player that offers playing tunes ... Of course, like its inspiration, DM13 also boasts of a portable CD music streaming experience ...

Launched in 1984, the Sony Walkman D-50 was the company’s first portable CD player. It offered a number of “firsts,” like a digital readout and a shock-resident mechanism. Reports indicated, however, ...

But wise heads don't always prevail, so when Moondrop thought to bring back the portable CD player, it made sure to bring on board an engineer that had worked on Sony's original Discman.