Walkman

The Walkman is a portable cassette player introduced by Sony in 1979 that revolutionized how people listened to music. It allowed users to enjoy music on the go, using lightweight headphones and cassette tapes. The device's compact design made it popular, leading to various models over the years, including CD and digital versions. The Walkman played a significant role in the rise of personal music consumption and laid the groundwork for modern portable music players and streaming devices. Its influence on music culture remains notable, representing personal freedom in entertainment.