Retro Tech

An <n>Apple flip phone prototype</n> from 1983, designed by <n>Hartmut Esslinger</n> and <n>Frog Design</n>.

The <n>Apple Studio Display</n>, designed by <n>Jonathan Ive</n> in 2000.

The splash screen for <n>Microsoft Windows 3.1</n>, developed by <n>Microsoft Corporation</n> and released in 1992.

The 1992 Macintosh video game <n>A-Train</n>, developed by <n>Artdink</n> and published by <n>Maxis</n>.

The <n>Sony Discman D-150</n> portable CD player, released in 1988.

Diagram of the original <n>iPod</n> and <n>Apple Earphones</n> from the 2001 manual by <n>Apple</n>.

A <n>Macintosh SE/30</n> personal computer, often associated with a <n>Retrowave</n> or <n>Lofi</n> aesthetic.

An <n>Apple</n> phone prototype with a touchscreen and stylus, designed by <n>Hartmut Esslinger</n> in 1983.

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A vintage desk setup featuring a <n>Macintosh SE</n>. Photo by <n>Adam Podstawczyński</n>.

<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>.

An advertisement for the <n>Apple</n> <n>iBook G3 Clamshell</n> laptop, designed by <n>Jony Ive</n> in 1999.

<n>Power Mac G4 Cube</n> designed by <n>Jonathan Ive</n> and the <n>Apple Industrial Design Group</n>, c. 2000.

A 1983 prototype of the <n>Macintosh Folio</n>, designed by <n>Hartmut Esslinger</n> of <n>Frogdesign</n> for <n>Apple</n>.

<n>Apple Macintosh IIci</n> personal computer, introduced in 1989.

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 3D illustration from the series <n>How Apple Rules the World</n> for <n>Bloomberg Businessweek</n>.

An advertisement for <n>Apple</n>'s <n>iMac</n>, <n>iMac DV</n>, and <n>iMac DV Special Edition</n> computers, circa 1999.

An advertisement for the <n>Apple AudioVision 14 Display</n> from <n>The Apple Catalog</n>, Fall 1993.

The 1984 <n>Macintosh Control Panel</n>, designed by <n>Steve Capps</n> with icons by <n>Susan Kare</n> for <n>Apple</n>.

<n>Apple</n>'s <n>iMac G3 Snow</n> computer, released in Summer 2001.

An <n>Apple</n> <n>Power Macintosh 5200 LC</n> computer, introduced in 1995. Photo by <n>Apple</n>.

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

Digital illustration of a 90s-era computer by <n>MXCQ</n>.