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The 20 pages that link to Sony, each with the reason it gives.

• Compact discRelated: Sony developed the compact-disc audio format with Philips.

• DVDRelated: Sony’s work with Philips contributed technology and proposals during DVD’s formation.

• Transistor radioRelated: Sony helped popularize transistor radios through compact models sold internationally.

• Floppy diskRelated: Sony developed the 3.5-inch floppy disk format introduced in 1981.

• Near-field communicationRelated: Sony’s FeliCa work contributed technology and expertise to NFC’s development.

• FoxconnRelated: Foxconn has produced electronics for Sony, including game consoles.

• Akira YoshinoRelated: Sony’s product launch brought the technology Yoshino helped develop into commercial electronics.

• Leo EsakiRelated: Esaki conducted his pioneering semiconductor research at Sony’s predecessor, Tokyo Tsushin Kogyo.

• CD playerRelated: Sony co-developed the compact disc format and commercial players.

• WalkmanRelated: Sony developed, manufactured, and marketed the Walkman line.