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Advertisement for the <n>Sony Video Walkman GV-8</n>, released in 1988. Image via <n>Underground Record Label</n>.

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

The <n>D4 “Documenter”</n>, a concept for a field recorder and sampler by <n>carlhauser</n>.

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

UI and branding for the <n>Neutone</n> VST plugin, designed by <n>Nuevo.Tokyo™</n> for <n>Qosmo, Inc.</n> in 2022.

The <n>Alcatel Minitel</n>, a French videotex terminal developed by <n>PTT</n>.

<n>Exporter 2 radio</n>, designed by <n>Dieter Rams</n> and <n>HfG Ulm</n> for <n>Braun</n>, c. 1955.

The <n>i-Limb Ultra Revolution</n> prosthetic hand by <n>Touch Bionics</n>. Photo by Rex Features.

The <n>Sony Walkman WM-172</n>, released in 1989. Photo by <n>BoxedWalkman</n>.

Poster for the 1999 film <n>Fight Club</n> by <n>The Episodes Project</n>.

A vintage <n>Leica M2 Black Paint</n> camera with a <n>Nickel Elmar</n> lens, made by <n>Ernst Leitz GmbH</n>.

A 3D rendering of a vintage <n>Sony Walkman WM-D6C</n> by 3D artist <n>Sam Lucas</n>.

The digital illustration <n>eavescore</n>.

Brand identity for <n>Vivien's Creative</n> by <n>Ana Romero</n>, with photography by <n>Jedd Cooney</n>.

The <n>Keaton Music Typewriter</n>, invented by <n>Robert H. Keaton</n> and released in the 1950s.

The <n>EP–133 K.O. II</n> sampler and composer, designed by <n>teenage engineering</n>.

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The <n>Gingham Keyboard</n> designed by <n>Qlavier</n>.

<n>Radio TSG</n> designed by <n>Hans Gugelot</n> and <n>Helmut Muller-Kuhn</n> for <n>Braun</n>, 1955.

The <n>Olivetti Lettera 22</n> typewriter, designed in 1950 by <n>Marcello Nizzoli</n> and <n>Giuseppe Beccio</n>.

<n>Walkman</n>, a CGI concept created by <n>Tektura Studio</n> in 2023.

A <n>Grid 650</n> keyboard with <n>GMK Hennessy</n> keycaps by <n>janglad</n>, inspired by <n>Wingdings</n>.

A detail of the <n>OP-1</n> synthesizer by <n>Teenage Engineering</n>.

A retrofuturistic visualization by artist <n>Cyber-Trash</n> displayed on a CRT monitor.

The <n>Zette System</n>, a <n>retro-futuristic</n> portable gaming console designed by <n>Love Hultén</n>.

<n>Sony ICF-506 Analog Tuning Portable FM/AM Radio</n>, 2016. Photo by <n>Sony</n>.

The <n>SP—100</n> smart home controller, a personal project by <n>Daniel Klopper</n>.