This is one vestige of my last experience with Sony Ericsson, a brand since evolved and simplified to just Sony. I had actually gotten this headset packed in with the purchase of my humble Sony Ericsson Aino (U10i). Sony Ericsson MH100 - one solid Bluetooth receiver It was quite a welcome change as all my previous Sony Ericsson phones came with a pair...
In 2015 where streamed music becomes the norm and CDs fade into oblivion, it's good to take a look back into the not so distant past at the default format used by music lovers around the world - the cassette. Or rather, let's look at the definitive music players that preceded the iPod generation. The Walkman, introduced by Akio Morita in 1979, was...
With the abundance of Beats, Monster and Bose headsets in the markets these days, it is no surprise that there are some solid cans that maintain a relatively low profile. The Grado SR60i is one of these. While it has won several awards within the audiophile community, somehow, shops are still plentiful with the mainstream brands. As 2013 comes to an end, let's...
On a whim, I've decided to republish the material I had put online in May 2003. Can you believe it? That is like 10 years ago. I was still a poor student in the middle of my university days. Now, I am paper pusher attempting to put a few pennies into the pocket. To make things simple, I'm copying and pasting my unadulterated...
Earlier this February, Sony stopped producing MiniDisc players. Yet another incredibly sad moment, I must say. MDs were a part and parcel of my life in the late 1990s to the early 2000s. I never made it a point to transition the music device from my humble but reliable cassette player, Sony Walkman WM-FX511, to the CD player. Somehow, CD players felt rather...
