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

A transparent prototype of <n>Apple</n>'s <n>29W USB-C Power Adapter</n>, shared by collector <n>Giulio Zompetti</n>.

The <n>Talby</n> mobile phone, designed by <n>Marc Newson</n> for <n>KDDI</n> in 2004. Interface design by <n>Mark G.</n>

A collection of vintage mobile phones including the <n>Motorola Razr V3</n> and <n>Nokia 3310</n>.

<n>Apple</n>'s <n>Studio Display 17-inch CRT</n> monitor from 2000. Photo via <n>RETROPC.IO</n>.

<n>Customized iPod</n> with a transparent case, 2005.

A 1984 launch poster for the <n>Apple Macintosh</n> computer, designed by the <n>Apple Creative Services</n> team.

The original <n>Apple Store</n> website, launched by <n>Steve Jobs</n> for <n>Apple</n> on November 10, 1997.

Artwork for the <n>Hi-Hat Club Collector's Box Set (Vol. 1-7)</n> by <n>B-Side</n> and <n>Sherwin Shogmand</n>.

The user interface for <n>Windows Media Player 9</n>.

A poster of <n>Muhammad Ali</n> for <n>Apple</n>'s <n>Think Different</n> campaign, 1998.

<n>Steve Jobs</n> with the first <n>Macintosh personal computer</n> at an <n>Apple</n> shareholders meeting, 1984. Photo by <n>Paul Sakuma</n>.

The <n>Air Type Keyboard</n> concept by <n>Running Guy Studio</n> features inflated, bubble-like keycaps.

<n>Apple Store</n> in Shinsaibashi, Osaka, Japan, 2004.

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

The transparent <n>Apple Newton MessagePad 110</n>, designed by <n>Jony Ive</n>.

The <n>Aqua</n> interface of <n>Mac OS X 10.0 Cheetah</n>, showing a Sage <n>iMac G3</n> in <n>QuickTime Player</n>.

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

A <n>Pearl oyster</n> with three pearls nestled in its iridescent nacre.

A transparent <n>Nintendo Game Boy</n> designed by <n>Gunpei Yokoi</n>. Photo by <n>Evan-Amos</n>.

The original <n>Apple</n> logo, designed by <n>Ronald Wayne</n> in 1976, depicts <n>Sir Isaac Newton</n>.

A <n>Customized iPod 5th Generation</n> from 2005.

A vintage computer setup featuring a <n>Macintosh Quadra 700</n> running <n>Adobe Photoshop 3.0</n>.

Mobile phones from a 2001 <n>VIBE Magazine</n> editorial. Photo by <n>Bill Dicoato</n>.