2000's tech

The <n>iPod (3rd generation)</n>, released by <n>Apple</n> in 2003.

An advertisement for the <n>Nokia 8810</n> phone. Photo by <n>Alexandros Botonakis</n>.

The <n>PS-F9 Portable Turntable</n> by <n>Sony</n>, released in 1983.

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

<n>Cifra 2/S Synchron</n> table clock, designed by <n>Gino Valle</n> for <n>Solari Lineadesign</n> in 1966. Photo by <n>FORMEDIPENSIERO</n>.

<n>Street Fighter II: The World Warrior</n> by <n>Capcom</n> on a <n>Super Nintendo Entertainment System</n>.

The <n>Apple.com</n> homepage from 2001 announcing the launch of the first-generation <n>iPod</n>.

<n>EnergyBlue</n>, a GUI skin designed by <n>Freedom Environment</n> in the <n>Frutiger Aero</n> aesthetic.

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

A 1999 <n>Sony MiniDisc Color Collection</n>.

<n>Apple</n>'s Black tie optional print ad for the <n>iBook Special Edition</n> from the <n>Think Different</n> campaign, 2000.

A Sony <n>PlayStation Portable</n> console, featured by <n>WAVE®</n>.

<n>透明な時代</n> (Transparent Era), a still life of retro electronics photographed by <n>kazzycom</n>.

A recordable <n>Sony MiniDisc</n> from the <n>Color Collection</n>.

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

An <n>Apple Computer Inc.</n> advertisement for the <n>Apple II</n> personal computer from 1982.

The 1999 "Yum" advertisement for the <n>Apple</n> <n>iMac G3</n>, designed by <n>Jony Ive</n>.

A <n>Sony HF 90 Cassette Tape</n>. Photo by <n>Profimedia</n>.

<n>Apple</n>'s 1998 launch poster for the <n>iMac G3</n> from the <n>Think Different</n> campaign.

The <n>Sony Walkman TPS-L2</n>, designed by <n>Norio Ohga</n> for <n>Sony</n> and released in 1979.

The <n>Apple iPod Classic 1st Generation</n>, designed by <n>Jony Ive</n> for <n>Apple</n> and released in 2001.

The <n>Sony MZ-R37</n> portable MiniDisc recorder, released by <n>Sony</n> in 1998.

A sculptural sandal made from upcycled electronics by artist <n>Hanne Zaruma</n>.

1996 print ad for the <n>Palm Pilot</n> personal digital assistant, created by <n>Jeff Hawkins</n> for <n>U.S. Robotics</n>.