For this week’s Hack Chat, we’re talking about reverse engineering the Digital Compact Cassette. Why should we care about an obsolete format that was only on the market for four years?

We’ve bemoaned the end of the electromechanical era before, and the Verge recently interviewed the people at We Are Rewind and Filo to get the skinny on just why these newer cassette and CD ...

FiiO has been a nostalgic soul of late, having released a Walkman-inspired portable cassette player and a Discman-esque portable CD player into ... and not only in its compact cuboidal shape ...

CD has clear advantages over other formats: more reliable and permanent than streaming; more compact and cheaper than vinyl; and once you buy an album, it's yours to keep forever. Our curated list ...

Introduced by Philips in 1965, the "Compact Cassette" offered an alternative ... It evolved into a portable CD player by the end of the decade. See Walkman. In the late 1970s and early 1980s ...

portable CD player, or car stereo or home stereo system. To record and convert classic vinly turntable LP or cassette tape music audio to be MP3/WAV digital formats.Convert cassette tape to cd ...

The very first automotive compact disc player ... The superior sound quality vs. cassette tapes and the ability to easily skip tracks led to greater adoption of CD players in vehicles during ...

We get that if you’re a millennial or younger, you might have never used a CD player, but for the rest ... the term stands for “compact disc”, a digital optical disc that stores and plays ...