Objects

Sony's <n>FH-7</n> hi-fi system with the <n>PS-Q7</n> turntable, 1984.

Deco-style <n>Sculptural Numbers</n> by artist <n>Reinoud Oudshoorn</n> for the Olympian Quarter in Amsterdam.

The <n>Sailing Lantern</n>, designed by <n>Jony Ive</n> and <n>LoveFrom</n> in collaboration with <n>Balmuda</n>.

Jony Ive’s latest design is a sailing lantern. It reminds me of the 2019 Mac Pro.

The <n>Junkers A50 Heritage</n> aircraft by <n>Junkers Aircraft</n>.

The <n>Beolab 90 Titan Edition</n> loudspeaker by <n>Bang & Olufsen</n>, released for the brand's 100th anniversary.

A crocheted dog rug by artist <n>Emily O'Leary</n>.

The <n>Sony Discman D-555</n>, released in 1991.

The <n>RMT-142</n> remote control for the 1986 <n>Sony Beta PRO</n> Betamax video deck.

The remote control on the 1986 Sony Beta PRO was something else.

The <n>EP-40 Riddim Supertone</n> sampler and <n>EP-2350 Ting</n> microphone, designed by <n>Teenage Engineering</n>.

A <n>Porsche 992 S/T</n> in <n>Paint-to-Sample Peru Red</n>.

<n>Sony Minidisc Color Collection</n>, released by <n>Sony</n> in 1999.

The <n>Sony</n> <n>WM-EX615 Walkman</n> personal cassette player, released in 2000.

An <n>Art Deco</n> style <n>Rolls-Royce Phantomuty</n>, c. 1925.

<n>ATLAS S2</n> speaker stand, tailored for the <n>Harbeth SHL 5 Plus</n>.

<n>Luis Marie</n>'s <n>Touching Ground</n> room divider, made from pleated recycled fabric.

Luis Marie pleats recycled fabric to create "first-ever all-textile room divider":

A <n>Retro-futuristic mid-century faucet</n> in the <n>Space Age</n> style.

The <n>Sony Ericsson W550</n> mobile phone, released in 2005.

<n>Akira-inspired</n> <n>Moeru Hi</n> concept electric motorcycle by <n>Ichiban Motorcycle</n>.

Now this is an electric bike design done well, by Japanese manufacturer Ichiban.

The <n>Toucan Keyboard</n>, a split ergonomic keyboard designed by <n>Beekeeb</n>.

Toucan Wireless Split Keyboard with Touchpad

The <n>A For Ara H3 Loudspeaker</n>, handcrafted by <n>A for Ara</n> in the Catskill Mountains.

The Ferrari F40 - proof that legends never fade.

The 1990 Ferrari F40 remains the purest expression of speed and emotion — a twin-turbo V8, razor-sharp handling, and a design that defined a generation of supercars. With minimal electronics, stripped-down weight, and an

The <n>Audi R26 Concept</n> car, a preview of the brand's 2026 <n>Formula 1</n> entry. Photo by <n>Audi</n>.

[obama designing hardware voice] 

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