Sony’s Japanese MiniDisc ads with Jamiroquai

In 1982, Sony introduced the world's first CD player, the Sony CDP-101, in Japan. 🔗👇

This much cool should be illegal

In 2026, the PSP will be as old as the Commodore 64 was when the PSP launched.

We need more red computers

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Still looks like it's from the future.

1983 Seiko M516-4000 Voice Recorder Watch

1978 JVC Video Capsule 3100R

No accounts. No logins. No patches. No DLC. Just the game.

1992 Sony SRF-39FP Clear Prison AM/FM Radio

I can hear this tee 🔗👇

1997 ❤️

Mid-90s Sony ES gear was straight-up gorgeous

Betamax ❤️🔗👇

The white PS2 is pure aesthetic goals

1989 ❤️🔗👇

Tower of Power

1979 ❤️🔗👇

Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain

1994 ❤️🔗👇

1984 Sony FH-7

2008 water-resistant Walkman

Sony VAIO RZ series 💜

2000 Sony MZ-R900 🤍❤️

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When Sony Turned the PS2 Into a Linux PC

Minidisc was arguably the most stylish piece of personal tech ever created.

MiniDisc deserved better

What an absolute beauty.

1991 Sony D-J50 Discman

A quarter of a century deep and the PS2 is still a beast of a console

In 2014 Sony sold its waterproof Walkmans in a bottle of water to prove it was really waterproof

White PlayStation drip

I'd cop a high-capacity modern version of these in no time.

This should've gotten way more popular

Princess Diana 1982

Clear tech is coming back

A time capsule, built by fans, for fans. Here’s your chance if u missed it last time 🔗👇

1984 Sony Hi-Fi

Sony 1982 ❤️

The ultimate deep dive into the GOAT of electronics. Also available with the new book on Kickstarter. 🔗👇

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Earlier this week, I dropped my SONY YEAR BY YEAR: A Visual Journey book at the Extinct Media Museum in Tokyo. It’s now officially part of their 2025/令和7 collection. Making this book has been a dream of mine, and I’m so grateful to the museum and to all of you for making it possible.