Walkman Essays

  • My Music and Me

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    through a radio in my house or inside a car, but in a way that would allow me to hear any song I wanted at any time. Luckily for me, my parents gave me my first Sony CD Walkman. Just, imagine the glory I felt upon receiving a way to hear music anywhere, any time. Trust me, excitement was the least of my feelings. With the Walkman, I received my first CD; it was Pedro Fernandez’s “Yo No Fui”. That CD must have been played a billion times. It actually was my first experience with being able to control

  • Simple Living

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    1. The first of the three texts presents a quite neutral and objective view on the matter of Simple Living. The text doesn’t display any meanings but simply tells about the negative and positive sides of Simple Living. The text opts to present the reason that lies within the people that have given their normal life up and started living simple. The text explains how people have made the switch from their normal life to their new life. They have gotten rid of all the things that are non-essential

  • Sony's Track Record as an Innovative Company

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    products. Sony - Important Innovations 1949 - First tape recorder 1954 - First all-transistor radio 1968 - first Trinitron colour television 1971 - The colour video-cassette 1975 - First home-use video system, the Betamax 1979 - The Walkman 1981 - The electronic camera 1982 - The CD player 1983 - First consumer camcorder 1988 - 8mm format video media 1989 - The 3.5" floppy disk 1992 - The Minidisc media 1993 - Digital video discs (DVDs) and digital video players

  • Essay On Headphone

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    Headphone is the “electro-acoustic transducer for converting electric signals into sounds.” There are electronic devices shown in fig.1 and fig.2 that have similar function as headphone. However, it is not reasonable to call them headphones in modern society. In order to distinguish the headphone in this paper from other similar electronic devices, the headphone refers to the one that is held over the ear. The inventor of the first modern headphone is Nathaniel Baldwin. Baldwin was born in a

  • Value Propositions Of Sirius Essay

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    component for their customers so they can listen to their favorite music in their house, instead of just in their car. There is also a walkman component you can take to the gym with you or anywhere you go. Sirius has evolved from just car stereo system to home and personal music devices. I am surprised that it took them this long to create both a stereo and walkman. In my opinion, if they had made the home stereo system and walk man earlier, they might have already had many more customers than they

  • Essay On 1980s Toys

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    Toys of the 80s: 50 1980 Icon Toys Everyone is searching for the coolest collectibles. Some are willing to pay thousands of dollars for toys that worth less than $30 in the 1980s. If you browse eBay auction regularly, you may have come across listing of toys that were originally $20 or less. Some of these are now worth thousands of dollars. You would expect that people would fight over the necessities of life like food, shelter, latest vehicle but that is not happening. People are competing against

  • Music Players History

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    I did the history of music players and how it first came around. I went from the first music players that was invented to the most recent. Music has been around for the longest time. People wanted a way so that people could listen to it over and over again. So they started making music players so people could record and listen to the music they wanted to. The first types of music players weren’t high tech or anything they were just something you can listen to. They started to advance the music players

  • Sony Erricsson Strategy Analysis

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    travelled extensively and visited the company’s main sites and offices around the world, and met operator customers and members of the media. During the February 2008 Mobile World Congress in Barcelona he accepted the ‘Best Handset’ award for the W910 WALKMAN® music phone on behalf of the company. Dick joined Sony Ericsson from Sony Corporation, in Tokyo, Japan, where he was Executive Vice President and took the lead for Sony’s global sales and marketing strategies. Concurrently, he served as Chairman

  • The Way Poets Present Ideas of Death and Loss in Mid-Term Break, On the Train, On My First Sonne and The Affliction of Margaret

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    The Way Poets Present Ideas of Death and Loss in Mid-Term Break, On the Train, On My First Sonne and The Affliction of Margaret Works Cited Missing In the poems 'Mid-Term Break' by Seamus Heaney, 'On The Train' by Gillian Clarke, 'On My First Sonne' by Ben Jonson and 'The Affliction of Margaret' by William Wordsworth, all of the poets convey a loss or death, experienced by either the poet themselves, or other people too. In 'Mid-Term Break', Seamus Heaney experiences the loss of his younger

  • Technology: Yesterday and Today

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    "DIGITAL MUSIC. (Cover Story)." PC Magazine 25.1 (2006): 108. MAS Ultra - School Edition. Web. 17 Feb. 2014. Mortimer. "Back to the 90's – Vintage Cell Phone Designs." DesignFloat Blog. N.p., 21 June 2010. Web. 25 Feb. 2014. Nelson, Jacqueline. "Sony Walkman (1979-2010)." Canadian Business83.19 (2010): 27. MAS Ultra - School Edition. Web. 10 Feb. 2014. Pelling, Rowan. "How Technology Is Taking Hold of Our Children's Lives." The Telegraph. Telegraph Media Group, 22 May 2012. Web. 10 Feb. 2014. Pinkasovitch

  • Coming Of Age Interview Questions

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    We had record player and an 8 track player when I was little. When I was older we graduated to cassettes, then CD’s. I was in college when mp3’s came out. Portable music options just started with the boom box, then the cassette and CD Walkman.” The fourth question asked was, “Has traveling been as easy as it is now with GPS?” Her response: “It wasn’t much more difficult as long as you knew how to read a map. I like that GPS can reroute within seconds but it’s a nice extra, not a necessity

  • Sony's Success: Akio Morita

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    Sony is a well-known electrical manufacturer whose name is associated with innovative products such as pocket-sized transistor radio, Walkman. At present’s days, radio and Walkman become so common that both young and old people can learn through this little box of information and relaxation. Sony’s secret for being so successful is to continually develop new products. Sony’s growing process can also be said as the process to invest continually in new technology and produce the most creative products

  • ‘90s and 2000’s: Musical Encompassment

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    at all because I am able to appreciate different styles by the different characteristics they have. Works Cited "Britney Spears." Britney Spears. Ground(ctrl), n.d. Web. 17 Mar. 2014. International Business, Times. "Sony Says Goodbye to Walkman and Other Handheld Cassette Players." International Business Times 09 Dec. 2012: Regional Business News. Web. 17 Mar. 2014. Jost, Kenneth. "The Bush Presidency." CQ Researcher 2 Feb. 2001: 65-88. Web. 17 Mar. 2014. Lipscomb, Scott. "Rap and Hip-Hop

  • Comparison Of Honesty In Prodigy And Thirteen Reasons Why

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    Everyone has felt the issue of having to be honest or to not be honest at all. People may lie just so they don’t have to be caught in any situations that they may not want to be in. In the books Prodigy and Thirteen Reasons Why both of the authors chose for their main characters to go through these types of dilemmas. Prodigy by Marie Lu stars Day the Republic’s most wanted criminal and June the prodigy who has helped Day come this far in the series. In Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher there is a

  • It Might Actually Be Good For Them By Clive Thompson Summary

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    In the article," Teenagers and Social Networking- It Might Actually Be Good for Them," writer Clive Thompson discusses the benefits of teens using social media networks to their advantage. Thompson argues that teens making use of social media carries many advantages, which include social and networking skills. Clive Thompson is able to successfully argue his claim on why social media might actually be fitting for teens with the use of analytical devices such as the emotions fear and guilt, general

  • Batteries and Their Importance

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    Batteries and Their Importance We use batteries everyday, we use them to start our cars and to listen to our Walkmans. I have a few questions: How do batteries work? What are the different kinds of batteries Batteries and Their Importance We use batteries everyday, we use them to start our cars and to listen to our Walkmans. I have a few questions: How do batteries work? What are the different kinds of batteries? Why do they die? Why do they lose energy when they are not used for a long

  • The Art Movement In The 1970's

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    When thinking about the 1970’s, most likely the term “Hippie Era” comes to mind. The hippie lifestyle is one filled with optimism, love, bright and loud colors, non- conformity, and psychedelics. The art and music in this time is no different! The reason behind the hippie era is directly connected to the shock people felt from the war going on into the mid 1970’s; the Vietnam War. By the 1970’s, the war was reaching an end, with horrifying numbers of casualties, and people mentally effected by the

  • MP3 Player versus Mini iPod

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    MP3 Player versus Mini iPod Sony is the world’s leading portable entertainment manufacturer, and Apple iPod is the most famous MP3 player. After Apple introduces their new product mini-iPod, Sony brings in their new MP3 player, NW-MS90D. The original iPod is a very successful product, but can it continue to be the best on a smaller device as mini-iPod or Sony will be the best smallest MP3 player? I will compare them with the specifications from their official webpage. First of all, we look

  • Origin Of Sony

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    facilities in their respective regions. Since its inception, very few have been able to match Sony's track record for invention and innovation. These include the first Trinitron color television (1968), the color video-cassette (1971), the renowned Walkman (1979), the world's first CD player (1982), the 3.5-inch floppy disk (1989) and many others. THE GUIDING VISION The origin of Sony goes way back to May 1946. Back then, its original name was Tokyo Tsushin Kogyo K.K. (Tokyo Telecommunications

  • Technology And Change: The Effects On Music And The Artists Who Create It

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    happens now is in the hands of the artists and their fans. Works Cited Calamar, G., Gallo, P., & Calamar, S. (2009). Record store days: From vinyl to digital and back again. New York, NY: Sterling. Haire, M. (2009, July 1). A brief history of the walkman. Time, 1-2. Retrieved from http://content.time.com/time/nation/article/0,8599,1907884,00.html Kot, G. (2009). Ripped: How the wired generation revolutionized music. New York: Scribner. Prices for pro equipment. (n.d.). Retrieved from B & H Photo Video