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<n>Tadashi Tonoshiki</n>'s 1989 installation, 'Reverse Flow'.

A 2000 print ad for the <n>Pokémon Trading Card Game</n> on the <n>Game Boy Color</n> by <n>Nintendo</n>.

The "Duct-Taped Gamer," <n>Drew Purvis</n>, at a <n>LAN Party</n> in Mason, Michigan, circa 2002.

A collection of transparent electronics from the late 90s and early 2000s, including the <n>Nintendo 64 Funtastic Series</n>.

An advertisement for the <n>Sony</n> <n>Glasstron PLM-50</n> personal LCD monitor, released in 1996.

A 1997 print advertisement from Japan for <n>Nintendo</n>'s <n>Game Boy Pocket</n> in Clear Purple.

The <n>Sony Walkman WM-20</n> portable cassette player, released in 1983.

A collection of <n>Sony</n> <n>Walkman</n> and <n>Discman</n> models. Photo by <n>Sony</n>.

A 1982 advertising poster from <n>Sony</n> featuring a range of audio products including the <n>Walkman WM-DD</n>.

The first <n>Sony Walkman</n>, model <n>TPS-L2</n>, released by <n>Sony Corporation</n> in 1979.

A collection of <n>Sony</n> <n>Walkman</n> and <n>Discman</n> models from the book <n>Sony Design: Making Modern</n>.

<n>Without Cabinet</n> (2005) by <n>Helmut Smits</n>, an installation made from the artist's belongings.

<n>Green / Blue Horizontal</n>, a 2002 sculpture by artist <n>Sandy Smith</n> made from computers and cables.

The installation <n>My Entire Apartment Knolled</n> by artist and photographer <n>Michael Johansson</n>.

<n>Sony Walkman</n> designed by <n>Hartmut Esslinger</n> in 1983. Photo by <n>frog</n>.