Retro Tech

<n>Braun</n> CSV 250 amplifier (1966) and CET 250 tuner (1967), designed by <n>Dieter Rams</n>.

<n>Braun</n> audio system by <n>Dieter Rams</n> with the <n>Audio 1 M</n> turntable and <n>L 01</n> loudspeaker.

A concept design for an <n>Audio Device</n>.

The <n>TP-7 Field Recorder</n> designed by <n>Teenage Engineering</n>, 2023.

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

The <n>TP-7 field recorder</n> by <n>Teenage Engineering</n>. Photo by <n>Eugene Whang</n>.

<n>Home Audio</n>, a minimalist turntable concept created with <n>Midjourney</n>.

The <n>Pokémon Mini</n> handheld console, released by <n>Nintendo</n> in 2001.

The <n>IBM 2250</n> display unit, first released in 1964.

Print advertisement for the <n>Apple</n> <n>Apple IIc</n> personal computer, released in 1984.

The <n>ICF-5500 Skysensor</n> radio, designed by <n>Sony</n> and released in 1973.

The <n>Braun</n> <n>CET 15</n> tuner, designed by <n>Dieter Rams</n> in 1961. Photo by <n>das programm</n>.

The <n>Braun Atelier</n> hi-fi system, designed by <n>Dieter Rams</n>.

The transparent <n>Apple Newton MessagePad 110</n>, designed by <n>Jony Ive</n>.

<n>Braun</n> RCS 9 stereo system, PCS 45 turntable, and L 20 speaker, designed by <n>Dieter Rams</n> (1961-62).

The <n>Movement MCS Drum Computer</n>, designed in 1981 by <n>John Dickenson</n> and <n>Dave Goodway</n>.

The <n>R-38 Radio</n> concept, designed by <n>Carl Hauser</n> in 2023.

A transparent <n>Nintendo Game Boy</n> designed by <n>Gunpei Yokoi</n>. Photo by <n>Evan-Amos</n>.

A limited edition <n>Game Boy Light Famitsu 500 Edition</n> by <n>Nintendo</n>, one of only 500 made.

<n>Apple</n> print ad from 1984 introducing the <n>Macintosh 512K</n> computer.

<n>Suntory Museum of Art</n> in Tokyo, designed by architect <n>Kengo Kuma</n>.

The <n>Pocket SP</n>, a hinged <n>Game Boy Pocket</n> modification by designer <n>Allison Parrish</n>.

A 1981 Polaroid of the <n>Xerox Star 8010</n> user interface from the <n>DigiBarn Computer Museum</n>.