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<n>Global Encoder, Techno Buddha, Hacker Newbie</n>, a video installation by artist <n>Nam June Paik</n>.

The <n>Sony D-50</n>, the first portable CD player, released in 1984.

<n>Device for deterritorialization</n> by artist <n>Karyn Nakamura</n>.

'NOTHING IS CONCRETE,' a desk installation by <n>isaac</n>.

A <n>PlayStation</n> console upcycled into a planter for a succulent.

The <n>Sony Walkman WM-701C</n> portable cassette player, released in 1988.

The <n>Sony Walkman TPS-L2</n>, the first personal portable stereo, released by <n>Sony</n> in 1979.

Early logo concepts for the <n>PlayStation</n>, designed by <n>Manabu Sakamoto</n> for <n>Sony</n>.

A collection of Japanese pop culture items from 1997, including <n>Final Fantasy VII</n> and a <n>Game Boy Pocket</n>. Photo by <n>Kazzycom</n>.

Printed goods from the <n>M2-Systems</n> collection by designer <n>Mane Tatulyan</n>.

The <n>Sega Dreamcast</n> video game console, released by <n>Sega</n> in 1998.

A product design concept by <n>Gabriel Moniz</n>.

The <n>Sony PlayStation Prototype</n> from 1993.

A 1980 advertisement for the <n>Sony</n> <n>Walkman TPS-L2</n> and <n>FM Walkman SRF-40</n>.

<n>Music Time</n>, a 3D rendering of a vintage <n>Sony Walkman</n> by artist <n>TianChen Deng</n>, 2021.

<n>Sony</n>'s <n>Net Yaroze</n>, a special black <n>PlayStation</n> development kit designed by <n>Ken Kutaragi</n>.

The <n>Sony MZ-R37</n> portable MiniDisc recorder, released by <n>Sony</n> in 1998.

'<n>SLEEPLESS NIGHTS</n>' print ad for <n>PlayStation 2</n> by <n>TBWA Paris</n>, 2001.