Ephemera

<n>Philips PMC100 Composer</n>, a synthesizer and sequencer released in 1986.

The <n>Holborn 9100</n> personal computer, designed by <n>Studio Vos</n> in 1981. Photo by <n>Mitch Altman</n>.

The <n>Seiko TV Watch</n>, released in 1982, was featured in the 1983 James Bond film *Octopussy*.

A 1983 print advertisement for <n>Sony</n> audio tapes, featuring a <n>Sony WM-F5 Walkman</n>.

Print advertisement for the <n>Apple</n> <n>Apple IIc</n> personal computer, released in 1984.

1984 print ad by <n>Chiat/Day</n> for the original <n>Apple</n> <n>Macintosh 128K</n> personal computer.

A 'Techno color' advertisement for the <n>Game Boy Color</n>.

<n>Y2K Cell Phone Showcase</n> from <n>The Source Magazine</n>, 2001.

The February 1983 cover of <n>Byte Magazine</n> featuring the <n>Apple Lisa</n> and <n>Apple IIe</n> computers.

A floppy disk for <n>Adobe Photoshop Macintosh Version 2</n>.

A 1985 advertisement for <n>Sony</n> featuring a <n>Sony UCX 90 Cassette Tape</n>.

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

A 1999 print advertisement for the <n>Nokia 6100 Series Wireless Phone</n> by <n>Nokia</n>.

A 1985 print advertisement for the <n>Commodore 128 Personal Computer</n> by <n>Commodore</n>.

The <n>Seiko TV Watch</n> by <n>Seiko</n>, released in 1982 and featured in the James Bond film *Octopussy*.

<n>Mojo68 'Off-White' Mechanical Keyboard</n> by <n>MelGeek</n>.

An advertisement for <n>Apple</n>'s <n>Mac OS 8</n> operating system, 1997.