There has always been something to say for the cassette tape. Even if you didn’t grow up in the age when a No. 2 pencil was essential to ensure you could wind up your unspooled tapes, the odds are you ...

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Now, I’m certainly no fashion expert, but it seems like what was once popular always comes back in style again. And it seems the same is true for tech. Dumbphones are seeing a boom, with consumers ...

In an age of smartphones and digital streaming, there's still a massive market in retro tech. From Nintendo games systems to personal stereos, many of us remember the days when taking your music with ...

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Interest in vinyl records, CDs, cassette tapes and even reel-to-reel tapes saw a wave of retro-inspired music hardware ...

Urban Outfitters — already one of the world’s largest purveyors of vinyl (though not the largest, thanks Amazon) — is getting into the tape business, right on the heels of increasing sales and ...

This brilliant Bluetooth concept looks like something from 70s sci-fi ...

Vinyl records have been hot for years, and sales have grown to the point that this year they are poised to overtake CDs as the most popular way to buy a physical copy of music. The latest retro music ...

Remember how annoying winding up a cassette with your finger used to be? I thought we were past all of that nonsense, but the designers behind the NVDRS MP3 cassette tape have other plans. In fact, ...