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An image from the 1982 book <n>The Personal Computer Book</n> by <n>Robin Bradbeer</n>.

<n>Can't Stop Thinking About You</n> by <n>PopUpShirt</n>.

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

An advertisement for <n>Southwest Technical Products Corporation</n> computer terminals from <n>Byte Magazine</n>, 1981.

A vintage <n>Macintosh</n> personal computer.

A <n>PLATO IV Student Terminal</n> demonstrates its touch screen capabilities, circa 1972. Photo by <n>University of Illinois Archives</n>.

<n>Steve Jobs</n> with the first <n>Macintosh</n> computer, wearing his <n>Seiko</n> watch. Photo by <n>Norman Seeff</n>, 1984.

Brand identity for <n>Welltec</n> by designer <n>Nicolas Debbane</n> and <n>Studio—JQ</n>.

<n>Content</n>, 2022, by artist <n>Matthew Miller</n>.

A musician at work in their studio. Photo by <n>DNA | CREATIVE COLLECTIVE</n>.

Advertisement for the <n>Apple Lisa</n> computer from <n>Personal Computing</n> magazine, 1983.

The illustration <n>Are computers alive?</n>, created for <n>New Scientist</n>.

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

From the series <n>What's Real</n> by <n>Cho Gi Seok</n> for <n>Metal Magazine</n>.

Photo by <n>Peter Kaaden</n> of <n>Fenja Schulze</n>, used as cover art for musician <n>Exclap</n>.

<n>Toshiba</n>'s prototype 360-degree <n>Head Mounted Display</n>, 2006. Photo by <n>Koichi Kamoshida</n>.

<n>Green / Blue Horizontal</n>, a 2002 installation by artist <n>Sandy Smith</n>.

<n>Escape Velocity</n> (2023), a sculpture by artist and photographer <n>Fabian Oefner</n>.

Poster by <n>Max Loeffler</n> for <n>The Wall Street Journal</n>'s <n>The Future of Everything Festival</n> in 2019.

Pixel art by the creative studio <n>MAMMOTH</n>.

A collection of vintage <n>Apple</n> computers including the <n>Macintosh</n>, <n>iMac G3</n>, and <n>Power Mac G4 Cube</n>.