Retrofut

<n>Apple</n>'s <n>Bashful</n> computer prototype, designed by <n>Hartmut Esslinger</n> of <n>Frog Design</n> in 1982.

An advertisement for the <n>Intecolor 3621</n> computer by <n>Intelligent Systems Corp.</n>, 1979.

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

The <n>Lear Siegler ADM-3A</n> (1976) from the series <n>I am a computer</n> by artist <n>Docubyte</n>.

Training Table #1 by <n>Xavier Coulombe-Murray</n>, founder of audio brand <n>Sid Store</n>.

The <n>EP-133 K.O. II</n> sampler by <n>Teenage Engineering</n>. Photo by <n>Future</n>.

<n>Cifra 3 table clock</n> and <n>Dator 60 wall clock</n> designed by <n>Gino Valle</n> for <n>Solari, Udine</n>, c. 1965-66.

<n>Bauhaus</n> <n>Table Clock</n> designed by <n>Marianne Brandt</n>, c. 1932.

A 3D render of a parametric keyboard by <n>Estúdio de Animação 2D 3D</n>.

A vintage <n>Space Age</n> <n>Blessing</n> alarm clock, made in West Germany.

Producer <n>Pete Rock</n> signs an <n>Akai MPC 2000XL</n>. Photo by <n>Benoit Florençon</n>, 2011.

The <n>Elektron Machinedrum SPS-1 MKII</n> drum machine.

The <n>TX–6</n> audio mixer by <n>Teenage Engineering</n>.

Vintage <n>Quartz Electronic QE 11</n> radio clock by <n>Intercord</n>, made in Germany in the 1970s.

A <n>Western Electric Horn System</n> presented by <n>Silbatone</n> at <n>High End Munich</n> 2016. Photo by <n>Thomas Mayer</n>.

Digital clock designed by <n>Tag Heuer</n> in 1975.

An <n>Analog Computer</n> by <n>Analog Paradigm</n>.