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An image from the 1982 book <n>The Personal Computer Book</n> by <n>Robin Bradbeer</n>.

<n>Alex Lee</n> and <n>Suzy Richards</n> in “<n>Gameshow</n>” photographed by <n>Donna Trope</n> for <n>Dazed and Confused</n>, 1995.

<n>Computer</n>, a <n>retro-futuristic</n> concept design.

An advertisement for <n>Southwest Technical Products Corporation</n> computer terminals from <n>Byte Magazine</n>, 1981.

The <n>Braun Atelier Hi-Fi System</n>, designed by <n>Dieter Rams</n> and <n>Hartmut Esslinger</n>.

The <n>Technics</n> <n>RS-1700</n> reel-to-reel tape recorder, introduced in 1977.

Cover of a 1971 program brochure for German brand <n>WEGA</n>.

The <n>Nesso table lamp</n>, an icon of 1960s Italian design, by <n>Giancarlo Mattioli</n> for <n>Artemide</n> in 1967.

The <n>Braun Audio 1 (TC 40)</n> record player, designed by <n>Dieter Rams</n> in 1962.

The <n>Telefunken</n> <n>SIG-100 video terminal</n> and <n>Rollkugel</n> mouse from 1968, developed by a team led by <n>Rainer Mallebrein</n>.

The <n>IBM 2260 display station</n>, pictured in 1969.

Cover art for music by artists <n>WILDERÍCH</n> and <n>RIVVAA</n>.

<n>Primate</n> kneeling stool, designed by <n>Achille Castiglioni</n> for <n>Zanotta</n> in 1970.

The <n>LUX 2000</n> traffic light, a design from the 1980s.

The <n>Gingham Keyboard</n> designed by <n>Qlavier</n>.

The <n>Braun Wandanlage</n> wall-mounted stereo system, designed by <n>Dieter Rams</n> in the 1960s.

The <n>Philco Safari</n>, the first transistorized television, released by <n>Philco</n> in 1959.

The <n>Electrohome Saturn 861 U</n>, a <n>Space Age</n> record player designed by <n>Gordon Duern</n> for <n>Electrohome</n> in 1970.

A retro-futuristic <n>Television Concept</n> created using <n>Midjourney</n>.