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RETAILERS SAID NO ONE WOULD BUY IT BECAUSE IT COULDN'T RECORD. SONY SOLD 50 MILLION ANYWAY. In 1978, Sony co-founder Masaru Ibuka had a simple problem: he wanted to listen to opera on long flights without lugging a 1kg tape recorder. His engineers stripped a journalist's "Pressman" recorder of its recording head, added a stereo amp, and created a device that did only one thing - play music. While Sony insiders and retailers laughed at a player that couldn't record, co-founder Akio Morita saw the