One of the 20th anniversary models and the last wireless Walkman, a redesigned WE-01 with GROOVE.
Both remote control and headphones are separate units, both wireless.
It was introduced together with the D-E01 Discman, see the PDF press release.
The famous "Solar Walkman" was indeed a technological marvel. ≡
Less than 2cm thick, Without remote, not all functionality can be used due to limited buttons on main unit.
The TPS-L2 was the first commercially available personal stereo cassette player. ≡
Final model produced for the Japanese domestic market (although in China), including the obligatory cradle. Jog dial like control wheel.
The clear cover reveals the entire graphical design of cassette tapes. This edition was lithographed by Andy Warhol. ≡
The first of new series of “cassette case sized”, without the battery in the main housing. For CND and US. ≡
A 7-band radio cassette-corder, with built-in microphone.
4xAA caddy can also be found in the earlier D6 and later D6C. ≡
Last DD unit to be released, closing the cost-reduced DD1-DD10-DD11 line.
Rugged outdoor Walkman, not in traditional Sports yellow. It is a WM-F73 in a protective casing.
The Sony WM-10 cassette player was released in the market in 1983. Its tiny size represents a tour-de-force of early 1980’s engineering. ≡
A 2-band radio cassette-corder, with built-in microphone.
4xAA caddy can also be found in the earlier D6 and later D6C.