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The "phonautograph" was the first device capable of recording sound signals accorded to "The Routledge Guide to Music Technology." Martinville's device could not reproduce sound signals though.
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Thomas Edison invented the tinfoil cylinder phonograph, which made the first recording of the human voice.
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A guy by the name of Emile Berliner adapter Martinville's idea into a disc music player he called the "gramophone."
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Era of the 78 RPM disc standard was born.
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Henry Kloss developed the first portable stereo: KLH Model 11.
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In 1979, Sony introduces the Walkman portable audio cassette player, initially called the "Soundabout."
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Around this time, Sony introduced compact discs.
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SaeHan, a Korean company, created the first ever MP3 player called the MPMan, and it appeared on the shelves of stores by the summer of 1998.
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Between the years of 2002-2004, Apple came out with the iPod Classic 2 that brought about touch sensitive controls, along with the Zen Touch.
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Between the years of 2007-2008, Apple brings out the iPod Touch. It was the first of its kind.
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