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Sony Data Discman (1992)
The first “e-book reader”, introduced in 1992 by Sony! It's hard to imagine reading a book on it, but that's exactly what Sony intended you to do on its Data Discman line. It featured an "Electronic Book" logo over a decade before the advent of the e-book readers we know today. Small discs — similar to the more popular audio MiniDiscs — were loaded with dictionaries, translators, and novels.
Dirty Pair: Flight 005 Conspiracy ♦ 1990
iMac G3
“All thirteen colors of the iMac G3, a personal computer produced by Apple Computer.” - via Wikimedia Commons
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I think all new cars should get the opposite of retrofitting.
Cars should have Bluetooth and a few buttons in the wheel for convenience ofc, and a place to plug your phone into for music and charging, sure.
But I also think new cars should have a radio, CD player, and a cassette player available in them. Fuck your shitty touch screens I want buttons like I'm driving with a Panasonic RX-DT640 Boombox in front of me.
1985, the year we decided that "getting away from it all" meant bringing every single corded appliance we owned into the woods. Honda’s pitch here is peak Boomer-era irony, urging you to "run away from home" while simultaneously ensuring you don’t miss a single episode of Miami Vice or a freshly blended strawberry daiquiri.
Look at that hatchback. It’s a structural miracle. They managed to fit a wooden television set and a boombox the size of a microwave into a space meant for groceries. And let’s pour one out for the basset hound, who clearly realized long ago that "nature" now includes the hum of a 4-stroke engine and the smell of ozone. Nothing says "peace and quiet" like the high-pitched whir of a blender crushing ice at sunset while your electric blanket draws 600 watts in the middle of a forest. It’s not a camping trip; it’s a hostage situation for electronics.
Source: Time Magazine, June 24th 1985.