1980s Toshiba micro cassette player - GIF

1980s Toshiba micro cassette player.

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The title should not have had the word micro in it. Micro or mini cassettes were only about 1/4 the size of regular cassettes. I believe there was a player/recorder that hung from a keychain like todays fobs.