Obsolete Sony

PSVITAMAN now supports playback from Vita's standard Music library, plus WAV and AAC formats. Added Pocket Mode to prevent accidental operations in your pocket. Startup speed and stability for large libraries have been greatly improved.

The public alpha version of PSVITAMAN is now available for download!

Sony's Sports Line 🔥

www.obsoletesony.com/pspman

PSP GoにCFWを入れて PSPMANを動かしてみました。 サイズ的にすごくしっくりしますね！ レトロハードの活用は楽しいな〜 www.obsoletesony.com/jp/pspman/

PSPMANでPSPをウォークマン化したのカッコいいな〜 特にPSPGOで使うと映える x.com/digital_core...

開発が順調そうで、楽しみですね！ #PSPMAN #PSP #レトロHW活用 x.com/ObsoleteSony...

@obsoletesony.com Thanks for #PSPMAN!

The beauty we threw away in the name of progress

In 1988, Sony unveiled the ultra-compact D-88, which played both Mini CDs and full-size CDs

The 2005 Sony Ericsson W800i, also known as the Walkman phone

I just think they're neat

Sony’s Japanese MiniDisc ads with Jamiroquai went insanely hard.

Six years into the PS5 generation, and the PS3 is still way more fun.

The hardest PS4 ever made

Native PS1 & PS2 backward compatibility, CD/DVD/SACD/Blu-ray support and free online gaming

Gorgeous

I believe in PSP supremacy

Hugging mine extra tight tonight ❤️

Sony 80 is funded! 🎉❤️ Thank you so much to everyone who backed it. Now I get to finish the most insane Sony book ever made. If you haven’t backed yet, help us reach the stretch goal and make this thing even more ridiculous. www.kickstarter.com/projects/2o4...

This was my childhood fantasy.

In 2013, $299.99 got you a GTA V disc and an actual PS3.

Absolute beauty.

Your wireless audio chain is still getting cooked by 1991

Don't skip Tokyo Jungle

Imagine ending a format and flexing this hard

We've completely lost the tactile thrill of chunky, high-end remotes.

I got my books from the @obsoletesony.com kickstarter! Really happy with the overall quality. ❤️

In 2001, the Sony VAIO GT PCG-GT1, released with groundbreaking video capabilities, featured an integrated camera.

In 2003, Sony unveiled the CLIÉ PEG-NZ90 featuring a 200MHz Intel XScale CPU and a 2MP CCD camera running Palm OS.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=TrG5...

The future was way cooler when it looked like this