The WM-22 was the first Walkman model that was sold in the UK for under £30.
This model appears identical to the WM-24, except for the grey finish and the slightly revised styling of the cassette door. The sombre colour scheme was clearly aimed at a more mature user.
The successor of the revolutionary WM-10, an incredibly compact walkman. In US and Canada know as WM-10II.
A simple Walkman with 3 band equalizer.
WM-33 and WM-43 feature a status LED, WM-32 does not.
Came with the MDR-010L headphones.
The excellent generation Sony Walkman is impeccably finished in fine satin gold and exudes a luxurious gold bling look.
This second-generation budget model replaced the WM-1. Offering similar facilities, it was three quarters of the size.
In the WM-10 family of super small Walkmans, now with the controls on the front (instead of top), and auto-reverse.
Walkman that parted from the conventional, hard-edged form for softer contours that fit comfortably in your hand.
This walkman became famous through its monkey commercials. Known in the US and Canada as the WM-601.
Without the bulk of the headphone reeling device it could be made very thin, in fact it was the smallest model in the range of that year.
The clear cover reveals the entire graphical design of cassette tapes. This edition was lithographed by Andy Warhol.
Key to this models compactness is the use of a slim ni-cad battery in both the player and the headphones wireless receiver.
Has the beautiful appearance and the sound, in the advertisement slogan is called "the sound beauty person".
This beautiful "designer styled" model was based loosely around the mechanical parts of the WM-F107.
