Sony Walkman
(a) Sony Walkman: WM-F189 FM/AM Stereo Cassette Player, portable tape player, black plastic with green, silver, and gray graphics on front screen, 3 band graphic equalizer at front left, partially clear coverplate intended to reveal tape in use, AM/FM display at front right with rotary dial on side, primary controls and earphone jack along top, small metal rod for handstrap attachment at upper right corner, operates on 2 AA batteries (b)Sony Dynamic Stereo Headphones MDR-10 L, height adjustable black headphones with silver metal headstrap, black foam ear pads, black cable/jack (c) nylon woven wrist-strap with two silver buckles and catch stored in small plastic bag (d) boxboard retail packaging, white with blue and red Sony graphics, barcode number 27242 40182 (e) printed instruction book
Sony Corporation, Toshitada Doi (? – ?)
Toshitada Doi (born 1943) is a pioneering Japanese electrical engineer central to the digital audio revolution. He led Sony's development of the PCM adaptor and Compact Disc, inventing the CIRC error correction system. Later, he spearheaded the creation of Aibo robotic dog and Qrio humanoid robot.
About this artwork
- Title: Sony Walkman
- Artist: Sony Corporation, Toshitada Doi
- Year: 1985
- Format: Landscape
- Copyright status: Under copyright
- Color palette: Neutrals
- Perceived brightness: brilliant
