The Sony Walkman product line held immense cultural significance. Sony introduced it in 1979, and it lasted without interruption until 2010. Although the company has occasionally released new models ...

But you may not have realised that Sony has been releasing new Walkman models for years. The Walkman evolved to handle CDs and eventually digital audio – and that's exactly what the new model does.

Here's why Sony's various Walkman models have stood the test of time. These days, we take portable music consumption entirely for granted. Streaming apps like Spotify and Apple Music offer ...

Sony Walkman NW-A306 (left) and NW-ZX707 (right) portable DAPs Sony has decided that the market wants more affordable DAPs that borrow heavily from their more expensive siblings and have just unveiled ...

The original Sony Walkman TPS-L2 went on sale for 33,000 yen / $150 / £219 in 1979, or around $650 / £1,050 in today's money. A working model fetches around $500 / £500 today on eBay.

The flagship model NW-WM1ZM2, conversely ... Ensuring that these new Sony Walkman audio gadgets offer a far better experience than even the best apps on the most expensive smartphones can offer.

However, some designs truly stand the test of time so that models are worth even more today. To know how much your Walkman is going for, you might want to browse secondhand platforms like eBay ...

The Japanese company recently unveiled two new Walkman models, the NW-A306 and the NW-ZX707. These digital music players aren't surfing on the retro trend but rather relying on advanced ...

Depending on your Walkman model, you can use the device to stream music in your office as well as sync and view video content. Although a Walkman is not compatible with iTunes, you can transfer ...