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Japans first tape recorder. Called Type-G featured Sony's exclusive small-hub reel, and the recorder accepted tapes in diameter of up to 10 inches.
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At the time, the TR-63 was the world's smallest transistor radio. Due to it's size, this radio was able to fit in your pocket.
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World's first direct view portable transistor TV. Sony utilized their radio technology to open the door to personal television use.
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Sony's first noise-isolating headphones.
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The first U-Matic color video cassete recorder. Employing 3/4 inch tape.
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The first Beta VCR. You can record programming on one channel while simultaneously watching TV.
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A tape meant for DAT (digital audio tape). Downsized spaced but increased performance.
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Rewritable, highly reliable, large-capacity magnetic optical disk. The first of its kind, with a capacity of 650 MB.
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First of the "Palm Top" range of compact computers enabling handwritten input. This model incorporated personal information management software.
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First camera to support Memory Stick external memory. Equipped with a PC Card slot. You can record the camera shots onto a Memory Stick within this slot.
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This robot used "Real-time Integrated Adaptive Motion control" and consisted of 38 joints around the body. 58 cm tall.
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Creating a new stage in the evolution of robot entertainment, this dog-like mechanism has a variety of sensors and LEDs which helps portray its recognition and expressions
