First Bluetooth portable cassette player be launched
NINM Lab is introducing the "world's first Bluetooth portable cassette player," an update of the classic Sony Walkman that will play the collection of cassette tapes you still have buried at the back of your closet, Engadget reports.
The IT'S OK cassette player has Bluetooth built in, so you can listen to your cassettes on wireless headphones. Or, if you're a purist (or hipster), you can still use headphones.
It comes in three colors: Cloud white, sakura pink and evening blue, and the case is transparent so you can show off your sweet mix tapes to everyone. It "brings a new perspective to the romanticism of the '80s cassette player," apparently, Engadget writes, as reported by PC Press.
It has already launched on Kickstarter, and you can get your hands on a piece of ironic / retro tech of your own for USD 63.
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