Products

The <n>Tekron</n> folding chair by designer <n>Jake Lee</n> and studio <n>(acasso)</n>.

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The <n>TX-6</n> portable mixer, designed by <n>Teenage Engineering</n>.

The <n>Sony Discman D-150</n> portable CD player, released in 1988.

<n>Music Time - Vintage Sony in 3D</n> by artist <n>A.B.</n>

A 1983 prototype of the <n>Macintosh Folio</n>, designed by <n>Hartmut Esslinger</n> of <n>Frogdesign</n> for <n>Apple</n>.

A 3D rendering of a vintage <n>Sony Walkman WM-D6C</n> by 3D artist <n>Sam Lucas</n>.

design for an alternate-universe phone that only does calls. 
extremely loud mechanical keys ensure the entire room knows calls are being placed. 
flip-up signal boosting antenna dual functions as belt clip.

The <n>R-38</n> radio, a concept design by <n>Carl Hauser</n>.

A <n>Commodore 486DX33c</n> personal computer with an <n>Olivetti DSM 28-142PS</n> monitor.

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

Branding for <n>Rapscallion Soda</n> by <n>Freytag Anderson</n>, 2020. Photo by <n>David Liddle</n>.

An <n>Amiga 1000</n> computer with an <n>A1060 Sidecar</n> PC emulator. Photo by <n>8Bit.dk</n>.

The <n>Beogram 4000</n> turntable, designed by <n>Jacob Jensen</n> for <n>Bang & Olufsen</n> in 1972.