The <n>Elumens</n> <n>Vision Station</n>, a hemispherical display system, featured in <n>PlayStation Magazine</n> in 2000.

Album art for <n>##PSYCHO</n> by musician <n>jamesstfu</n>.

An abstract digital animation by <n>Kertipahk</n>.

An animated scene from the <n>Blade Runner</n> franchise, titled RACHAEL [EMPATHY BOX] D0001.

<n>Untitled</n> by artist <n>Daniel Savage</n>.

<n>Beehive Micro B terminals</n> on the cover of <n>Creative Computing</n> magazine, March 1980.

From a collaboration between <n>ROA</n> and <n>Xpore</n>.

<n>DataScape</n> by <n>Niteangel</n>, 2005.

<n>Storm Cloud</n>, a 2018 digital animation by <n>Erica Anderson</n>.

An advertisement for the <n>Sony D-50 Discman</n>, the first portable CD player, released in 1984.

<n>Listening</n> by photographer <n>Cameron Hammond</n>, available from <n>House of Spoils</n>.

The digital illustration <n>eavescore</n>.

<n>Magnavox</n> print advertisement for its portable CD boombox, 1989.

<n>Panasonic Let's Note CF-W4</n> laptop, c. 2006. Photo by <n>Nate Oyama</n>.

A <n>Cybercore</n> digital portrait by artist <n>robogoth</n>.

The pool at <n>The Greenwich Hotel</n>, designed by <n>Axel Vervoordt</n>. Photo by <n>Laziz Hamani</n>.

Axel Vervoordt - Greenwich Hotel — Laziz Hamani

A stone balancing sculpture by artist <n>Bill Dan</n>.

The <n>Sega Dreamcast</n> video game console, released by <n>Sega</n> in 1998.

<n>Alpine ibex</n> climb the <n>Cingino Dam</n> in Italy to lick salt from the stones.

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

<n>Stone Alphabet</n> (1994) by Belgian type designer <n>Clotilde Olyff</n>.

A GIF associated with the music of artist <n>etherclip</n>.

A sheep stands on the <n>Kjeragbolten</n> boulder, a landmark in Norway.

An outdoor stone installation by South Korean artist <n>Jaehyo Lee</n>.

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

The <n>externalvacancy.com</n> website, part of the <n>External Vacancy Exhibition</n>.

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